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Elder Renlund Says Real Men Apologize. Will LDS Leaders?

Recently, Elder Renlund said: “Real men are accountable for their actions, acknowledge their mistakes, apologize, and try to set things right.” I agree, but will LDS leaders?
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Pastoral Care and the New Schedule

Caring for physical needs is often good and needed. Sometimes,
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Practicing My Wild Woman

“If you have ever been called defiant, incorrigible, forward, cunning,

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For Being the Only True Church, the Trauma Sure Isn’t Unique

Growing up in the LDS church, I was taught that we were unique and different from the rest of the world. We were held to

Guest Post: Decolonising Adam-ondi-Ahman

One text looks back to an unlocated valley. One looks forward and confers a name on the basis of what will happen. Neither states that
Covers of four books, including Financial Feminist by Tori Dunlap, We Should all be Millionares by Rachel Rodgers, Friends that Invest by Simran Kaur, and I Will Teach You to be Rich by Ramit Sethi

Four Books about Money to Get You Started—Plus a Bonus Resource

Four books—and one resource from our own community—to help women rethink money, learn investing, and build financial independence.

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Covers of The Diaries of Carol Lynn Pearson—Mormon Author, Feminist, and Activist, Volume 1: 1956–1990 and Volume 2: 1990–2002

The Diaries of Carol Lynn Pearson—a Lasting Treasure

This week, the Exponent II community continues to mourn the loss of Carol Lynn Pearson, the luminous Mormon author, poet, playwright, feminist, and activist who

Ten Reasons Some LDS Women Choose Feminism

Many LDS women choose feminism because they believe in integrity and because they believe women should be treated as human beings, not possessions.

Integrity Is Not a Threat to the LDS Church. It Is How the Church Will Heal.

It is critical that any corporation, government institution, or church adopt integrity as a core value if it is to survive and thrive.

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