Temple Garments Part 1: Historical Contexts with Tayla Willson
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In this episode, guest Tayla Willson guest hosts to discuss temple garments and their history throughout scripture and church history.
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BONUS: The Future of the Podcast
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Just a quick update on things...
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Relics Part 2: 19th Century American Contexts
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In the second part of our episode on relics, we discuss the early American context for the use of relics, including Joseph Smith's use of seer stones. We also delve into the history of the church's relationship with confirming the use of seer stones.
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Relics Part 1: Early Christianity
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In this episode, we begin to delve into the subject of relics, and explore the history of relics within early Christianity.
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Two Cumorahs?
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In this episode, we discuss the issue of where the Hill Cumorah is from a scriptural and historical standpoint.
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April 2025 General Conference Review
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We're back! Check out our review of the most recent general conference talks!
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Young Earth Creationism
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In this episode, we discuss the concept of Young Earth Creationism and its complicated and divisive history within the church.
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Near Death Experiences
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Merry Christmas! In our last episode of the year, we discuss the theology and science behind near death experiences.
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Criticism of Church Leaders
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In this episode, we explore the issue of criticizing church leaders and draw upon the many different nuances that we have to take into account.
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October 2024 General Conference Review
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We're back! In this episode, we review the most recent general conference and the talks that we felt were the most meaningful to us.
info_outlineIn this episode, we discuss the social media firestorm set off by the church's recent Instagram post. We also discuss the doctrinal significance of Heavenly Mother, women's priesthood roles, and the misogynistic power structure of the church.
We know that we're two men having this discussion, and we recognize that. Because of the wide range of views expressed on the post, we did not feel that any one woman would be adequately representative of the collective. We would love to host a panel with all opinions one day!