The porn predicament: ‘Sexual desire is divine,’ says LDS psychologist, but ‘our behaviors are 100% in our control’
In the latest "Mormon Land" podcast, a Latter-day Saint psychologist discusses pornography — why some view it, how the church teaches against it and how members can stop watching it.
Are Latter-day Saints more prone to perfectionism? Here’s what the data says.
(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Latter-day Saints believe the end goal of all their efforts — premortal, mortal and in ...
Hometown date with Latter-day Saint family introduces ‘The Bachelor’ to new beliefs — and dirty soda
Grant Ellis, star of the current season of "The Bachelor," learned more about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ...
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Not All Mormons Are Latter-day Saints
there have always been several Mormon communities with diverse beliefs, all shaped in different ways by the broader American culture.Mormonism was born in the early 19th century, at a time when ...
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Former Mormon explains religion’s mystifying slang including ‘Flirt to Convert’
Former Mormon lists popular dating slang Mormonism is a religion that describes the beliefs held by members of The Church of ...
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Spotlight on Mormonism
Among the beliefs of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is that Joseph Smith was visited by God and Jesus Christ in the 1820s and was inspired to translate the Book of Mormon from ...
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Timeline: The Early History of the Mormons
Circa 600 B.C. According to Mormon belief, an Israelite named Lehi journeys with his family from the Middle East to the Americas. Lehi's descendants divide into two tribes, the Nephites and the ...
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LDS Church releases first of its kind book on Young Women’s organization
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is releasing a full-length history on the church’s Young Women’s organization ...
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fear of unknown beliefs, the fear of power and hierarchy. Did the Mormons really think for themselves or did Joseph Smith think for them?" The cycle of violence climaxed in 1844 in Nauvoo ...