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Tag Archives: Mormon Stories
Purposeful Blindness
Brought to our attention by Mormon Coffee friend, Spartacus, NBC’s Rock Center aired an exposé on the Church of Scientology earlier this month. In “The Defectors,” journalist Harry Smith interviewed four former Scientologists: Haydn, Lucy and Katrina James, and Paul … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ex-Mormon, Mormon Stories, Mormonism, Scientology, Truth
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Of Mice and … Egos
Life is full of choices. In John Steinbeck’s classic novella from 1936 the result of one choice was George Milton putting a bullet in the back of his friend Lennie Small’s head. In the case of a recent in-house cleaning … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apologetics, daniel c. peterson, Daniel Peterson, FARMS, John Dehlin, Maxwell Institute, Mormon Stories
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