
An Honest Search For Truth
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 708 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode of Mormonism Live, we walk through the full evolution of the Word of Wisdom—from its origin in 1833 to how it functions today as a requirement for temple worthiness. We start in Kirtland, where the School of the Prophets was filled wi... more
In this episode we examine one of the most foundational claims in Mormonism: the translation of the Book of Mormon. Most Latter-day Saints grew up hearing a very specific story. Joseph Smith sat at a table, the gold plates were present, and he transl... more
A confrontation of historic proportions happened forty-five years ago; a confrontation between an LDS apostle and a BYU professor; between Elder Bruce R. McConkie and Professor Eugene England. The subject was the nature of God. But the ramifications ... more
In this episode of Mormonism Live, we sit down with Ember, a Native American and former Latter-day Saint, to explore a side of Mormonism that often goes overlooked – the lived experience of Native Americans inside the Church. For many Indigenous memb... more
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Good stuff Bill ‼️
Keep up the great work! Been listening for years and Bill’s approach is to evaluate the evidence and come to the most plausible conclusion.
Bill has done an amazing job of bringing truth, honesty, humility and great research to the table with his podcast. I’ve listened to every single episode and learn from each one. He also has a vision (that’s come to fruition) to include/sponsor many other podcasters in the post-Mormon space, which is both admirable and helpful. Thank you Bill for all of your hard work. I highly recommend this podcast.
Already lying in the subtitle. It’s rare to hear something this manipulative try to claim honesty.
Bill Reel has to be one of the most relatable people on the planet. He is extremely intelligent, but never the least bit arrogant. He can build a connection with his audience like no other!
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The program centers on rigorous examination of Mormon history, doctrine, and culture through a lens of critical inquiry and evidence. Across episodes, listeners are exposed to scholarly analysis, historical documents, and personal narratives from former members, historians, and commentators that challenge traditional church narratives while exploring faith, doubt, and personal transformation. The tone tends to be calm but probing, with an emphasis on transparency, thoughtful critique, and respectful dialogue. Noteworthy is the blend of rigorous research, historical sources, and high-profile interviews that often encourage listeners to reassess assumptions and engage in nuanced discussions about religion, belief, and identity. Potential list... more
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2. Charles Kimber V
3. Donna Banta
4. Rebecca Biblioteca
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6. Steve Heinecker
7. Megan Connor
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