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Tag Archives: Feelings
Feelings surpass everything?
I’m in the Holy Land this week with 48 people—the majority are teens—as another apologist and I lead them on a trip they will never forget. Last week I asked a Mormon friend about a particular site in Israel that … Continue reading
From the Mailbag (3/8/11)
After relating his conversion-to-Mormonism story consisting of feelings, miracles, and other experiences, “Ben” concluded, I had a lot of other spiritual experiences [on my mission] and over the years since then. I won’t take up any more of your time … Continue reading
More on Normal Mormons
Last month I wrote about the new LDS ad campaign tailored to convince people that Mormons are just normal folk. The 30-second commercials continue to flood the airwaves in nine test cities across America. Longer versions of these “I’m [fill … Continue reading
Normal Mormons
The LDS Church has launched a “considerably” expensive advertising blitz in nine markets across America. The city I live in happens to be one of them. The advertising campaign is designed to persuade people that Mormons are nothing special or … Continue reading
Searching for Answers?
Betty Hollowell didn’t grow up LDS. She converted to Mormonism as a young adult. She told a bit of her life story in the July 2010 Ensign (69). Beginning when she was a young child, she always wondered, “Where did … Continue reading
Ignore the bad history, go with your gut
In the July 15, 2010 edition of the Mormon Times, popular LDS author Orson Scott Card reflects on how his church’s checkered history used to cause him consternation. Married to the oldest daughter of church historian James Allen, Card and … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon History, Truth, Honesty, Prayer, and Inquiry
Tagged Feelings, History, Orson Scott Card
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Reactions to Paul’s Letter to the Galatian Church
The Sacred Sandwich web site posted this on February 20th, 2009. It bears repeating–and discussing.
On Fruits of the Spirit, a Particularly Bad Work of the Flesh, and Satan’s Power
This post is a continuation of the discussion on the previous post, “If Mormonism is a lie, what should people do about it?” The discussion evolved onto the topic of the role of feelings in discerning truth. Paul’s letter to … Continue reading
From the Mailbag (12/9/2007)
“I am investigating the LDS church…they seem to discredit this article I gave to them, what is your advice to learn who is right?” – Jason Jason, I would make sure you take the time to look at both sides, … Continue reading
Greg Koukl on “Is faith a feeling?”
Greg Koukl on “Is faith a feeling?”
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Tagged Feelings, Greg Koukl
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