Tom, Randy, and Heather discuss some recent Mormon-news topics and revisit the infamous policy reversal with some new information.
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Tom, Randy, and Heather discuss some recent Mormon-news topics and revisit the infamous policy reversal with some new information.
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Glenn and Tom sit down with Street Epistemologist extraordinaire Anthony Magnabosco to talk with Renee Cordeschi about her exit from the Jehovah’s Witness cult. Keep track of any the Mormon parallels. There will be a quiz (only 144,000 people will pass).
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Glenn shares his thoughts on the Ronald E. Poelman talk/talks from 1984 and drops some Infant gen conf goodies from the past
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What happens when the Lord™ draws a firm line in the sand (in November 2015) and then kinda sorta undraws it 3 1/2 years later? Glenn, Heather, and Tom discuss. With maybe a brief special visit from a certain Brother Jake. Enjoy.
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I talked with my TBM Uncle (a former Bishop/Stake President/Mission President) a few days ago about Infants on Thrones. Wow, what an experience! I share it with you in today’s sharing time, and re-published a long lost IOT episode between myself (Glenn), Randy, Rock Waterman, and Andrea Staats (aka “Eliza R Snitch”). Enjoy!
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Carole explains the habits of mind in the development of personality and how to avoid type-casting and pigeonholing when studying the Enneagram personality types.
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Today Glenn sits down with Carole Whittaker, a teacher on the Enneagram (which is a fascinating tool for personality typing). Carole experienced a crisis of faith from her Catholic upbringing while she earned a PhD in Chemistry and began seeing that life outside her cultural faith bubble was different that what she had previously believed. After some great personal challenges, Carole experienced a spiritual reawakening, and the Enneagram played an important role. Part one of this conversation explores Carole’s background and story of faith crisis. Part two goes into more depth on the Enneagram and the neurological habits we develop that color the different ways we view and experience the world. It is a fascinating two-part series. Enjoy.
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What if you dedicated your life to a certain direction. You put all your eggs in one basket, and then came to the stark realization that not only is the basket not really a basket, but maybe your eggs aren’t even really eggs?
Sound familiar at all?
Luke Norsworthy is a Christian Pastor who experienced a faith crisis when he saw that the Bible and his expectations of God didn’t really stack up against reality. Luke recently wrote about his faith crisis in the book God over Good. Luke also runs a weekly podcast called Newsworthy with Norsworthy and is a 7 on the Enneagram. Just like me. Enjoy!
Find out more about the Enneagram: https://www.enneagraminstitute.com
You can purchase Luke’s book here:
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Glenn continues his informal probings into the informal questions raised in this informal series on the meaning of life. This time with Micah Nickolaisen. Enjoy.
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