Johnathan Rauch on the LDS Church's trailblazing compromises for the good of the country | Episode 378
Since America’s founding, Christianity has been a “load-bearing wall” of democracy, but in recent decades it has given up that role — and that, argues writer and scholar Jonathan Rauch, has led to the...
12 Feb 202532min
How can the church sustain the law and support its undocumented members? | Episode 377
As a candidate, he promised “mass deportations” of undocumented immigrants. And now, as president, he is setting the wheels in motion in an effort to do just that. While President Donald Trump’s next ...
5 Feb 202540min
From stake president and temple designer to excommunicated trans woman | Episode 376
In 2017, Laurie Lee Hall publicly shared her remarkable journey as a transgender Latter-day Saint. It took her through joining The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving a two-year missi...
29 Jan 202534min
Understanding the big courtroom showdown in the tithing lawsuit against the LDS Church | Episode 375
Tithing has long been seen by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as a test, a trial, if you will, of faith. Well, now the practice of donating a tenth of one’s income is essent...
22 Jan 202525min
