Mormonism and Colonial Narratives

This chapter examines the roots and beliefs of Mormonism, highlighting the complex interplay between its history and settler colonialism. The speakers analyze the church's foundational stories, its geographical aspirations, and the implications of its narrative on Indigenous populations. Additionally, the discussion critiques contemporary attempts to reconcile historical injustices with modern values, shedding light on the religion's broader connections to American exceptionalism and imperialism.