Santiago Leonardo Rivera Gonzalez – Obituary
Santiago Leonardo Rivera Gonzalez was born on July 25th, 1945 in the city of Soloma in the Huehuetenango department of Guatemala. He is the second of seven children and the […]
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Lies, Damned lies, and Anti-Mormon Rhetoric
Mark Twain once said, “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics.” He used this as a way to deride those that use weak arguments and loosely […]
How we Dehumanize Each Other on a Daily Basis and it’s Outcome
In the 20th century, genocides have taken the lives of nearly eighteen million people. It’s a sad testament to man’s cruelty against man. I’ve often tried to understand the mentality […]
My thoughts on John Dehlin’s Interview with Michael D. Coe
Yesterday John Dehlin’s Mormon Stories podcast interviewed for the second time Michael D. Coe, the famed Mayanist from Yale University about the Book of Mormon and its historicity. He also […]
Easter Sunday and the Living Christ
As we approach Easter Sunday I am reminded of a document my church put out in 2000. It is called the “Living Christ” it has great significance for me as […]
Thomas S Monson – My life will never be the same
Once in a while, a person comes into your life that makes a tremendous impact. They make an impact because they stand for something, They believe in something better. You […]
Reasons to believe: Mathematics, Reason and Faith
There is an undeniable trend among Millennials, the generation born from 1980 and beyond, that shows they are abandoning religion by a large percentage. According to Pew research 36% of […]
Is there evidence to oppose climate change data?
A peer-reviewed paper entitled “On the Validity of NOAA, NASA and Hadley CRU Global Average Surface Temperature Data & The Validity of EPA’s CO2 Endangerment Finding” claims to show that […]
Is it unreasonable to believe in God?
We live in an amazing time where science and technology are expounding knowledge at an incredible rate. It’s truly amazing to see the discoveries that are being made every day. […]
Joseph Smith’s use of the word “Translation”
A number of years ago in my undergrad work at the University of Utah, I attended a small gathering of professors and students who there to meet and listen to […]