By Michael Farnworth This is the first of a series of columns dedicated to understanding and improving the dynamics of Mormon families. My premise is that we suffer from an exaggerated case of lip service and don’t actually afford the family as much devotion as we claim. Sure, in our church meetings, we talk …
Category: Columns
Update: Issue 161
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Faith By Proxy: A Conversation with Author Brady Udall
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Making Ourselves Visible: A Conversation with Author Johnny Townsend
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Faith and the “As If” Factor: Review of Doug Thayer’s “The Tree House”
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Gratitude: A Contagious Choice
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OK, Mormon: Review of Doug Thayer’s “The Tree House”
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Braving the Borderlands: Conducting a Self-assessment
Know thyself. —Greek Aphorism To thine own self be true, and [you cannot] be false to any man. —Shakespeare At the 2010 Salt Lake Sunstone Symposium (Session 124, 5 August SL10124), John Dehlin and I hosted a spirited discussion with about a hundred attendees about their individual Borderlander experiences. We primed the discussion with …