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In the Shadow of the Temple by Guest

guest December 22, 2009 apologetics, apostasy, apostles, baptism, Bloggernacle, book of mormon, burdens, christianity, church, cinema, Culture, curiosity, depression, Discrimination, doctrine, doubt, education, faith, families, Folklore, General Authorities, Happiness, historicity, LDS, Leaders, liberal, Logic, marriage, media, Mormon, mormon, obedience, ordinances, polygamy, questioning, resignation, righteousness, spiritual progression, temple, tesimony 283 Comments

A close friend of mine who wishes to remain anonymous recently saw in the shadow of the temple his story follows: In October, I was …

Every exmember a missionary

Andrew S February 27, 2009 Anti-Mormon, apostasy, missionary, Mormon, Mormons, new order mormon, race, religion 78 Comments

And now, dear friends at Mormon Matters, is your regular report from the Dark Side of the Moon. I was reading a comment in another …

Drop it! Who’s Worthy to Take the Sacrament?

Hawkgrrrl April 12, 2008 book of mormon, church, LDS, Mormon, mormon, Mormons, religion, sacrament, scripture 64 Comments

Is it ever appropriate to intervene when someone “unworthy” is going to take the sacrament? What level of “unworthiness” makes such intervention justified?