Conversations with Dr. Jennifer Intimacy in Mormon Marriages
In this podcast episode Dan Wotherspoon facilitates a discussion with Dr. Finlayson-Fife, Carol Lynn Pearson and Stephen Carter for the Mormon Matters podcast.
Listen to this episode to hear more about...
- The effects of the history of polygamy on modern mormon marriages.
- Some beliefs or meaning frames that can hinder intimacy in mormon marriages.
- How the history of polygamy and patriarchy affect both women and men.
- How a cultural script can inhibit personal and spiritual development.
- How marriage can be the best opportunity for intimacy, joy and development in this life.
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