Despite reports of progress, the Church today remains a highly discriminator organization. In this episode the panel will identify and discuss specific, concrete examples of how the Church explicitly discriminates today.
Co-host: Sam Shelly
Special Guest: Channel Achenbach
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Show Notes:
Mormon Stories
- 671-672: Amy McPhie Allebest, Author of “Dear Mormon Man, Tell Me What You Would Do”
- 430-434: Hans Mattsson — Former LDS Area Authority Seventy (Sweden)
- 984-985: Truth Seeking with Hans and Birgitta Mattsson
- 535-539: Tom Phillips, the Second Anointing, and Mormon Apostle Jeffrey R. Holland
- 1350: Ezra Taft Benson and the Making of the Mormon Right (Matt Harris) – Part 1
- 1351: Ezra Taft Benson and the Making of the Mormon Right (Matt Harris) – Part 2
Other
- Temple Name Oracle
- The Black Menaces | Dating a black woman
LDS Sources
- Elder Ballard, “Put on a little lipstick”
- Elder Ballard, “We need women’s voices, but don’t talk too much”
- Ezra Taft Benson | In Christ’s Steps
- “The divine work of women involves companionship, homemaking, and motherhood.”
- Dallin H. Oaks | Striving Together Toward Perfection
- “The best way to avoid divorce from an unfaithful, abusive or unsupportive spouse is to avoid marriage to such a person. If you wish to marry well, inquire well.”
One Response
John Larson asks in minute 32 about BYU buildings named after women. BYU-Idaho’s music and theater building is named after Eliza Snow. It’s the only building I know of named after a woman, and I’ve argued with other BYUI students who believed it was jointly named after Eliza and Lorenzo.