Needed: An LDS Philosophy of Sex
April 26, 2018[…] “becoming one.” Despite this, an LDS philosophy of sex has yet to emerge. There is a need for carefully designed research implemented in a way that will not cause offense, but which will help […]
[…] “becoming one.” Despite this, an LDS philosophy of sex has yet to emerge. There is a need for carefully designed research implemented in a way that will not cause offense, but which will help […]
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Courage: A Journal of History, Thought and Action For the past two decades, a number of books and articles have been published that sometimes conflict with certain traditions in the RLDS heritage. Many of […]
Brigham Young University Studies A Voice For the Community of LDS Scholars People are always asking me how I like working at BYU Studies. I say: It’s not as good as playing softball behind […]
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