Ep12: Can Evil become GOOD if God changes His mind? Early Mormonism's divine reversal | Part 1

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• AI

  @air-edge · 3 months ago

  Jeremy- Thank you for your research and putting it out there for us! While I love the interviews and being introduced to your amazing wife, and I hope all of that keeps coming too, I hope the origional direction and content showing documents and tracing the origins of this mess continues also.<br>It is SO amazing to watch TRUTH go forth boldly, nobly and independent! It&apos;s like a freight train that cannot be stopped. It&apos;s a little slower than I&apos;d prefer, but there is A LOT of momentum behind it and the lies are getting shoved out of the way as the truth plows through - UNSTOPPABLE!!

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• PE

  @PelivanKochara · 3 months ago

  “Divine reversal of doctrine” — finally a term that perfectly encapsulates the teaching that sometimes God changes His own commandments (like with polygamy). Only He doesn’t. It’s we humans that get mixed up and change things, not God.

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• JA

  @jacbox3889 · 3 months ago

  To understand your wife&apos;s broken heart all you have to do is turn it around. Think of her taking another husband while expecting you to stay apart of the &quot;family&quot;

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• JA

  @jacbox3889 · 3 months ago

  Adrian&apos;s presentation at the Journal of Mormon Polygamy Conference is one of my favorites so true.

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• AP

  @apotheosis-scroll-builder · 3 months ago

  I really appreciated this conversation. Looking forward to Part 2.

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• KA

  @katherinebence · 3 months ago

  This was great and I look forward to the rest of your conversation. &nbsp;Thank you for being men who recognized the pain this teaching inflicts on women. &nbsp; It’s an evil, unchristian teaching that should be tossed.

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• TY

  @tymarkham5049 · 2 months ago

  This conversation is so informative! &nbsp;One of my all-time favorites that I feel confident in sharing with my TBM family and friends. &nbsp;Thank you Jeremy and Adrian!

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• MI

  @michaelt.fernandez6846 · 3 months ago

  My eternal wife has always been troubled about the idea, that if she were to pass on before me, that I would marry again and be sealed to another woman. &nbsp;It troubles her deeply. I made a promise that I would never do that to her. Let me repeat that... I will not that .... &nbsp;As reassuring as I could be, she still has this nagging emotional fear that the prophet just might command me to do that. &nbsp;I am going to share your previous podcast that you did with your eternal wife. Thank You two.

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• CH

  @cherylclute4981 · 3 months ago

  I’ve believed for a long time that Willard Richards played a big part in helping to write the polygamy revelation just like he played a big part in rewriting early church history after Joseph was murdered. It’s not a coincidence that Willard and Brigham just happen to be cousins and they both played a part in changing the church history to fit their new order of things once they got to Utah. We’re looking forward to watching part two of your podcast with Adrian, great podcast! ❤👍👏

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• BR

  @BridgeBuilder-x4c · 3 months ago

  God does not call good evil and then turn around and call evil good.

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• TH

  @thegardenerspot · 3 months ago

  One of the things I have studied as a homeschool mom is how to identify good books. There are 4 different categories. The first is whole. That is where the book protrats evil as evil and good as good and good wins in the end. The second is broken. That is where good is good and evil evil. However evil wins in the end. Books like distonpian fall in this category. The book of Mormon probably falls into this too because the good people end up dying in the end. The third is Bent. This is where good is protayed as evil and evil is protayed as good. These types of books are very dangerous to read because it gives you a distorted view of reality. You can learn from this, but need to be very careful about it and don&apos;t take it for face value. I think this is what you are talking about here. The last category is Healing. A book can have this effect on you in any of the categories above if it causes a paradigm shift to heal. Scriptures definitely fall into this category. <br><br>Just thought I&apos;d share this thought because I feel like it&apos;s another way to describe what you are talking about in this episode.

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• AN

  @annecerny3899 · 3 months ago

  Members treat me like I have lost faith because I believe polygamy was not commanded by God. &nbsp;Now I know that I have faith in the true nature of God. &nbsp;If you believe gods commanded polygamy, you have destroyed faith.

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