
On Keystone, our goal is to fortify Latter-day Saint faith and combat misinformation through good, old-fashioned research.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | ||||

Genesis teaches that Adam and Eve were our first parents. Or does it? LDS historian Ben Spackman is back, and in this episode we'll be discussing the historicity of Adam and Eve's story, and whether modern revelation can agree with modern science. Be... more
In this episode, historian Ben Spackman reacts to his previous popular (and only sliiightly controversial) interview about potential future change in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Want to know more about President Dallin H. Oaks? Richard Turley (today's guest) literally wrote the book.
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In this episode, David sits down with polygamy expert, author, and historian Brittany Chapman Nash to talk about the boots-on-the-ground stories of men and women who lived polygamy in early Utah. We talk about what finally brought Nash peace on this ... more
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Very well done. Answer so many important questions and lift and elevate my testimony of Jesus Christ and His restored Gospel.
Such a great podcast, amazing information presented very well and very easily understood.
I love this podcast! Thank you for sharing all your research
Very informative. Excellent guests and interviews. Thank you David
Another Mormon podcast by schmucks for and by the church of schmucks to convince the schmucks to keep paying tithing. Anyone attuned to what this corporation has and is selling will instantly regret wasting their time listening. It does give valuable insight into how chameleon this “church” has become, changing doctrines and even commandments overnight in hopes of avoiding being seen for what they are.
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Consistency in exploring Latter-day Saint beliefs sets this podcast apart, with a focus on subjects such as church history, scripture, and complex theological discussions. Listeners can expect insightful analyses surrounding controversial topics, including polygamy, temple worship, and the narratives of prophetic figures like Joseph Smith and Muhammad. The use of expert guests, especially those with historical and scholarly backgrounds, provides depth and credibility to these conversations, which aim to clarify and educate on nuanced issues within the faith.
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Recent guests on Keystone include:
1. Ben Spackman
2. Brittany Chapman Nash
3. Joshua Miller
4. Shima Baughman
5. Stephen Smoot
6. Casey Paul Griffiths
7. Brad Wilcox
8. Dr. Samuel T. Wilkinson
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