Faith, Doubt, and Discourse in Mormonism

This chapter explores the complex beliefs of the Mormon faith, particularly the controversial doctrine of individuals becoming gods and its portrayal in media. The speakers reflect on their personal experiences and a 'truth crisis' regarding polygamy, temple practices, and the discrepancies between traditional beliefs and emerging insights from their research. Additionally, they delve into historical claims, the significance of rituals, and the elitism within temple ordinances, revealing the nuanced journey of understanding their faith.