In case you missed it! Lindsay Hansen Park discusses her podcast with Mormon Stories podcast host John Dehlin.
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In case you missed it! Lindsay Hansen Park discusses her podcast with Mormon Stories podcast host John Dehlin.
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PS: are you an INFJ in the MBTI personality assessment? 🙂
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i love Lindsay’s perspective on this and I can see the struggle…. My question is how can we truly reconcile that “the principle” was considered ordained by God… if you reject one thing that is “ordained by God” how do you decide what is true and what isn’t? How can we reconcile the church and the prophets (and “God?”) constantly changing their minds on fundamental “God-inspired” issues… and they change them when it gets difficult legally or in society? Did God ordain it or didn’t He? I struggle to reconcile this.
And a quick note on blood atonement: Brenda Lafferty (1984). Women have literally been killed (slit ear to ear) for pushing back against the principle. And her BABY was killed too. That happened. Women were threatened with death (spiritual and also physical) if they did not comply. they used Joseph and Brigham’s religious decrees to fuel them and justify their actions. How do we reconcile this? How do we decide which revelations are truth and which aren’t?