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A Child Is Born In Bukavu

Faithful Dissident December 15, 2009abuse, children, christ, christianity, civil disobedience, fear, international, Jesus, love, meekness, mercy, pacifism, Peace, violence, war, women 39 Comments

A Christmas message, by today’s guest poster, mormongandhi. A child is born in Bukavu A child is born in Bukavu, and sadness fills his mother’s heart… …

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Is The Church Sacrificing Principle for Profit With Hunting Preserves?

Faithful Dissident September 24, 2009General Authorities, missionary, missions, Money, prophets, reverence, sports, violence, Word of Wisdom 44 Comments

“To what degree should the principle of ‘respect for life” be extended to bird and animal creations? What do the scriptures, Joseph Smith, and other …

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Should Observance Of The Word Of Wisdom Be Necessary For Baptism?

Faithful Dissident August 21, 2009baptism, Word of Wisdom 113 Comments

When I was growing up, there was an elderly couple in my ward.  The wife had been a faithful, active member for years and the …

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Euthanasia vs. Abortion: Is The Church Inconsistent?

Faithful Dissident August 12, 2009death, mercy, surviving 67 Comments

I know we’ve already had a good discussion here at Mormon Matters about euthanasia.  But as this subject has been on my mind lately, due …

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Can Love Be A Bad Thing?

Faithful Dissident May 26, 2009adultery, burdens, depression, Discrimination, diversity, families, gay, homosexuality, love, marriage 52 Comments

The following must not be interpreted as petition to the Church. It’s simply a summary of some thoughts I have had that I would like …

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Freedom of Religion vs. Death

Faithful Dissident May 20, 2009Mormon 71 Comments

Some of you may be following the story of Colleen Hauser and her 13 year-old son, Daniel, who has Hodgkin’s lymphoma, and needs chemotherapy in order …

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What If You Weren’t A Mormon?

Faithful Dissident April 18, 2009blacks, catholicism, christianity, doubt, environment, inter-faith, Mormon, religion, spirituality, theology 17 Comments

“What if you weren’t a Mormon?”  For some reason, this is something that I often wonder to myself.  And this post is about how I …

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Murder: As Bad As We Think?

Faithful Dissident March 25, 2009Bible, christianity, repentance, righteousness, salvation, scripture, violence 88 Comments

I’ve always been under the impression that premeditated murder is an unforgivable sin. Is it?

International Ignorance

Faithful Dissident March 13, 2009Bloggernacle, church, Happiness, history, international, media, Mormon, news, questioning, scripture, spiritual progression 28 Comments

Someone mentioned in a blog post that I read recently about how accessible materials and information about the Church are for us these days: blogs, …

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Born To Believe

Faithful Dissident February 19, 2009doubt, eternity, faith, God, history, plan of salvation, questioning, religion, salvation 14 Comments

A while back, some of us had an interesting discussion on my blog called “The Faith Gene.” We were examining the possibility that certain people were …

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Gender: A State of Mind

Faithful Dissident February 4, 2009children, Culture, eternity, gay, grace, Happiness, homosexuality, love, sexuality, theology 49 Comments

This is a post written initially on my own blog.  It was reprinted on Feminist Mormon Housewives a while back.  It created a very lively …

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Are We Cross at the Cross?

Faithful Dissident January 30, 2009catholicism, christ, christianity, cross, Culture, jehovahs witnesses, Jesus, LDS, Mormon, mormon, symbols 55 Comments

As I was getting ready for church one Sunday, I went to put on a necklace. I looked at the cross that a non-LDS family …

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