What do you know and how do you know it? Establishing truth and light by answering difficult gospel questions.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Religion & SpiritualityReligion |
This week on Study & Faith, Eastin M. Hartzell is joined by Kristy Wheelwright Taylor for a second episode to discuss her new book: "Prepare Me for Thy Use: Lessons from Wilford Woodruff's Mission Years!" This book is now available!
Check out the Wi... more
This week on Study & Faith, Eastin M. Hartzell is joined by Kristy Wheelwright Taylor to discuss her new book: "Prepare Me for Thy Use: Lessons from Wilford Woodruff's Mission Years!" This book will be available on May 12th!Check out the Wilford Wood... more
This week on Study & Faith, Jace Clayton Lorenzana joins Eastin M. Hartzell on the podcast to discuss scrupulosity .
Jace is a researcher of scrupulosity and has discovered valuable resources to help overcome struggles with it. More than that though... more
This week on Study & Faith, Dr. Rosalynde Frandsen Welch joins Eastin M. Hartzell on the podcast to discuss her recent book, "Seven Visions." They discuss a variety of visions in the Doctrine and Covenants, and some interesting perspectives to enhanc... more
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4 stars because it feels like we are waiting for a while before getting into the issues. It makes this boring.
The best episodes however were the interviews you had with Michael Peterson who wrote an investigative report on the real origins of the ces letter. I knew even when I first heard, read, and visited the ces letter website how ridiculous this whole letter is. Michael and Jacob did amazing work to expose the evil intent of Jeremy Runnells. He is a marketer not a researcher so he knows ho... more
This podcast essentially sidesteps every piece of evidence presented in the infamous CES Letter. No new information is ever presented. Minor corrections/quibbles over individual minutiae are used to try to discredit the topic without addressing the preponderance of evidence.
Was very hopeful to have some answers to the genuine questions that many members are faced with; however, I was left feeling like every answer was just “we can’t actually know 100% for sure, therefore we will just ignore th... more
As someone who has never read the CES letter, this podcast gives me more motivation to do so. Rarely do the host and Dr Harper actually share answers beyond "have faith" or "modern revelation" to apologize and explain away legitimate problems in Mormon theology and history. More and more people seeking truth will find this podcast and I think, like me, will be inspired to seek real answers from the actual CES letter and its extensive documentation. That's the only reason you get a star from me.
Educated, thoughtful and well researched. Thank you for this beautiful podcast.
In an effort to capitalize on SEO, Mormon apologists use Jeremy Runnels popular exposé title to spin the valid concerns Runnels and many faithful LDS have had in the age of the internet. The church is no longer able to hide behind their whitewashed versions of history and this podcast is a prime example of them “shaking in their boots” in the wake of the enlightened Mormons exodus from orthodoxy. Shame on these apologists for being so unoriginal as to try to steal another man’s effort and work a... more
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Conversations largely revolve around navigating complex faith-related questions, often addressing criticisms of established doctrines. Topics include religious history, theologians' interpretations, and personal testimonies from church members tackling sensitive issues. A unique element is the integration of expert guests, who offer diverse insights on themes such as Scrupulosity, feminism in religious contexts, and the intersection of faith and science. The approach taken encourages thoughtful exploration of difficult subjects while still emphasizing personal growth and community support within faith.
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Recent guests on Study and Faith include:
1. Kristy Wheelwright Taylor
2. Dr. Duane Boyce
3. Zach Barber
4. Dr. Valerie M. Hudson
5. Dr. Jamie Jensen
6. Stephen Murphy
7. Dr. Ugo A. Perego
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