Correcting in Gospel Doctrine class
Natalie B over at BCC recently posted about a dilemma she had in her Gospel Doctrine class. Last Sunday, I … Continue reading Correcting in Gospel Doctrine class
Author: Kim Siever
Radical left queer Mormon. I have been married since 1995, and we have 6 children. Served in the Utah Provo Mission.
From the Archives: Off-Limit Careers for Mormons
Julie M. Smith?Ǭ†posted a question over at T&S asking if there are any profession members of the Church just?Ǭ†can?¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢t do. … Continue reading From the Archives: Off-Limit Careers for Mormons
Hello? Bloggernacle? Is anyone out there?
Over at Zelophehad?¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢s Daughters, Ziff recently compiled (by hand mind you) a tonne of data for many of the most … Continue reading Hello? Bloggernacle? Is anyone out there?
Switching roles
Tracy M recently posted on BCC regarding an experiment she and her husband are trying while he is out of … Continue reading Switching roles
Mormons and opposite-sex friends
Shelah at FMH recently posted about having opposite-sex friends in Mormon culture. I wonder how much my culture plays a … Continue reading Mormons and opposite-sex friends
Pressing forward and enduring to the end
Recently I was reading 2 Ne 31:20. If ye shall press forward, feasting upon the word of Christ, and endure … Continue reading Pressing forward and enduring to the end
Men cause divorce
Normally, I like Mormon Messages. But this week?¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢s really irked me. Now, don?¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢t get me wrong; I think the message … Continue reading Men cause divorce
From the Archives: Desiring the mysteries of God
According to this passage, Nephi seems to imply that his being young and his desire to learn God’s mysteries caused … Continue reading From the Archives: Desiring the mysteries of God
Global church
In the October 2002 general conference, Elder Uchtdorf said the following: What a joy and privilege it is to be … Continue reading Global church
Virtue garnishing our thoughts
In D&C 121:45, we read: let?Ǭ†virtue garnish thy thoughts unceasingly. I?¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢ve heard people interpret that to mean that we should … Continue reading Virtue garnishing our thoughts