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Safe? Safe?
So, you know, this blog has that stuff about Mormon culture and all up on the masthead, but I don’t usually write much about it. This probably has to do with a certain snobbishness on my part. I left Utah … Continue reading
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Ironic Unity
Among the many threads of irony that pass through the passion narratives is this story of a second interrogation of Jesus by Herod (Luke 23:7-12): And when [Pilate] learned that [Jesus] was under Herod’s jurisdiction, he sent him off to … Continue reading
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Apologetics Into Doctrine: Romney’s Impact
It appears that Andrew Sullivan published something on Mormons yesterday. How do I know this without reading Sullivan? Because there’s a zillion Mormons responding to his comments at sites far removed. In fact, there’s a bumper crop of Mormon apologetics … Continue reading
Posted in Book of Mormon, Doctrine, History, Mormon Culture, Mormon Studies, Politics
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Constantine’s Sword
Sitting near York Minster in England is the statue of Constantine shown below. Notice the contemplative look on Constantine’s face as he examines his sword. You’d think he’d never really seen it before! Why? Look again, at where the tip … Continue reading
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Mizuko Kuyō (abortion)
During my recent perambulations through various sacred texts searching out how major spiritual traditions claim to handle violence I ran onto a short report on a Japanese Buddhist ritual called mizuko kuyō. This is something of a memorial service for … Continue reading
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