

Part one: Were These Ever The Questions of a Sincere Truth Seeker with Michael Peterson
Aug 20, 2024
Michael Peterson, a scholar focused on religious studies, delves into the origins and implications of the CES Letter. He critiques the motivations behind its author’s inquiries, questioning their sincerity. The discussion highlights personal faith crises and the challenges presented by misinformation in digital discourse. Peterson also examines the influence of presentation on narrative engagement and the implications of faith and doubt within the Latter-day Saint community. The exploration raises important questions about mentorship and the nuances of church criticism.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Examining Faith and Criticism
03:03 • 8min
Refutations and the Influence of Presentation
11:01 • 2min
Exploring Faith and Doubt: A Critical Dialogue
13:05 • 23min
Exploring Upcoming Discussions on the Book of Abraham and Historical Church Events
35:53 • 2min
From Draft to Influence
38:11 • 3min
Navigating Faith Crises: Misguided Seekers
41:39 • 27min
Navigating Sympathy and Skepticism in Response to Controversial Narratives
01:08:34 • 2min
Navigating Faith and Doubt in the CES Letter
01:10:17 • 21min