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Why Ex-Mormons Get So Much Pushback After Leaving | Exmormon Sheena Peterson Reacts!

In this video, I wanted to dive a little deeper into the kinds of responses people often give when they see someone leave the Mormon Church. We look at a lengthy social media post reacting to ex-Mormons and break down some of the key arguments, assumptions, and emotional appeals inside it. Some parts may resonate with believing members. Other parts may feel deeply offensive, dismissive, or condescending to former members. My goal here is not just to mock the post, but to examine why these conve

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LDS Leaders AVOIDING Hard Questions on Church Truth Claims | Elder & Sister Rasband Face-to-Face

On September 13, 2020, Elder and Sister Rasband spoke to youth in a Face-to-Face event hosted by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. When asked by a young member named Harry about serious doubts regarding the church’s truth claims, Elder Rasband avoided providing a direct answer. Instead, the Rasbands: Encouraged reframing questions toward reasons to stay in the church Showed a highly emotional video connecting leaving the church with suicidal struggles Emphasized generational c

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Mormonism: A Narcissistic System: Why It's Never Enough

What if the reason you felt like you were never enough… wasn’t you? In this episode, Teresa explores the striking parallels between narcissistic relationship dynamics and high-demand religious systems, specifically within Mormonism. Through a compassionate but honest lens, she examines how institutional patterns like shifting expectations, avoidance of accountability, image preservation, and conditional belonging can shape identity, nervous system regulation, and long-term wellbeing, especially

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Joseph Smith's First Vision — What Changed Over Time?

What if there’s more to Mormonism's First Vision story than most of us have been taught? In this episode of A Logical Deconstruction of Mormonism, we take a careful, respectful look at Joseph Smith’s First Vision accounts—and how they developed over time. Rather than attacking belief, this video invites you to slow down, examine the historical record, and consider what the differences might mean. We’ll walk through the earliest 1832 account in Joseph’s own handwriting, then compare it with lat

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LDS Church Gets Away With Protecting Child Molester! [RFM: 318]

🎙️ Brace yourselves for a crucial episode of "LDS Church Gets Away With Protecting Child Molester!" on Radio Free Mormon. In this deeply unsettling installment, our host RFM delves into the shocking details of a recent lawsuit where the LDS Church stands accused of protecting a child molester. For an in-depth understanding, check out the articles here: 🔍 RFM exposes the disturbing legal maneuvers employed by the Church and its legal team, revealing a troubling choice made when faced with repo

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Julia from Analyzing Mormonism Shines! Episode 107 Highlights—Throwback Thursday

Julia from Analyzing Mormonism is one of my favorite content creators—and for good reason. As a master’s student in history, she brings a level of depth, sourcing, and credibility that’s rare, especially in short-form content. Whether she’s covering current LDS Church news or diving into church history, her work is consistently thoughtful and high quality. In this Throwback Thursday highlight, we revisit Episode 107, where Julia joins the Mormon News Roundup and delivers sharp insight—including

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😡 LDS Church Attorney Tells Mormon Seminary Teacher: Don’t Report Child Abuse

In a disturbing Mormon Stories episode, former seminary teacher Riley Davis recalls calling the LDS Church abuse hotline after a student disclosed signs of a...