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[Cross-posted from Mormon Renaissance. We're trying to get the discussion going over there, so if you do comment, it'd be great if you could post your comments on that blog instead. Or on both blogs, I guess. :)]
I used to think I knew my stuff when it ...
Once again a C.S. Lewis Society meeting has graciously provided a blog entry for me. :)
A thought and then an epiphany. How could a good God let bad things happen? Till now, I've just assumed that it's part of the test -- that God planned it in, planting ...
The Church has a beautiful new website about the Savior, JesusChrist.lds.org:
It's all about Jesus Christ and it's good. They've got several articles about the Savior, and they've even got streaming video for seven of the Special Witnesses ...
So, I went to Relief Society on Sunday. And loved it. And not just because I'm single and I was surrounded by dozens of females. ~innocent smile~
I'm sure the burning question now is why on earth a wolf was in the chicken coop. Well, it was my ...
As disciples of Christ, we talk a lot about enduring to the end and just how on earth (since heaven's still a bit out of reach) we're supposed to make it. I mean, it's hard. We forget. Stuck here on an earth far from heaven, blind to ...
In my attempt (successful, so far) to avoid finishing Shadowpaint, I worked a little on The Girl in the Mirror (a Gothic narrative poem), and I realized something that I'd sort of noticed before but hadn't paid much attention to: without external constraints, I naturally gravitate toward fantasy and ...
As you may have noticed in the screenshot on my last post, something new's afoot. It's a blog called Mormon Renaissance, and if you're interested at all in Mormon arts and culture, you need to get on over there and subscribe. :)...
Found an interesting post by Jeff Savage on the quality of LDS fiction:
I would tend to believe that in general the feeling...was that the quality of novels by most mainstream Mormon authors was substandard, and not worthy of his/her book club. First of all, let me say that this ...
One of my mom's friends recently wrote her a letter explaining why she (the friend) had recently decided to leave the Church. I've had other friends do likewise, and interestingly enough, they've said a lot of the same things, mostly boiling down to this: they ran the calculations and ...
From Torben, an interesting blog post on why Mormons should consider backing Obama, now that Romney's out of the race.
May I suggest that, in my opinion, the best person currently in the race is Barack Obama. If we can look past partisan politics, I think more will start ...