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Exploring the decline in church attendance, contrasting the stability of LDS Church with other religious groups. Impact of pop culture on community identification. Changing attitudes towards religion and humor on technology and investment. Contrasting Atheist Church missions with LDS Church activity levels.

Corbin Volluz from 'Radio Free Mormon' is exposed for creating a fake 'Mormon Sunday School'. The podcast delves into the deceptive practices of anti-Mormons creating misleading content, critiquing misrepresentation in a podcast study, discussing media influence and self-representation, analyzing debates and deception, and exploring ethical concerns in critiquing faith.

Kwaku El takes particular issue with the latest trend of wealthy suburban women insulting his faith and cursing his religion with all kinds of progressive perjoratives from the comfort of their large Utah estates, without noticing the glaring hypocrisy of their "white privilege". 20 minutes in or so, it gets just CRAZY, lolol.

In this podcast, they discuss the LDS Church's unexpected donation of alfalfa to ranchers in Texas affected by wildfires. They speculate on the source and impact of the donation, highlighting the church's unique and practical approach to charitable acts.

Kids do the darndest things, and evidence for the Book of Mormon comes from the darndest places... like pollen core samples in mesoamerica and cement structures the "experts" said couldn't exist, until they did, in the exact place the Book of Mormon said they would.

Rod Meldrum, an expert on the American Covenant, explores the association between the American Covenant and the Heartland as the Promised Land, delving into biblical references, the decline of secularization, and the intertwining of patriotism with religious beliefs. They discuss the deep roots of the American covenant, present-day speculations about Adam ondi-Ahman, the geographical significance of the heartland of America, and archaeological evidence challenging anti-Biblical claims. The conversation also explores the concept of promised lands in various religious traditions, connecting Canaan, America, Jerusalem, and the New Jerusalem, emphasizing the idea of a covenant with America and prophetic visions from the Book of Mormon. Additionally, they discuss the concept of covenants through Abraham's blessings, linking them to the United States as a promised land with insights into prosperity, security, and decline.

Jerry Grover, an expert on Zelph, discusses the controversy around Book of Mormon lands, Zelf as a warrior, validating archaeological evidence, and gaps in North American archaeology. The podcast explores ethical approaches in archaeology and the significance of Zelph in historical and political contexts.

New tours of the Kirtland Temple, now under the ownership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, are under way. Here is a sneak peak of the tours and a few of our most humble suggestions.... starting with the sign outside. lol #LDS #Kirtland #Temples

Connor Boyack, Cardon Ellis, Jonah Barnes, and Luke Hanson discuss we Need a Mormon Liturgical Calendar... ASAP!

In this episode we have a lot of fun debunking the "Atheist Church Audit!" of the LDS church ... (kind of). lol