
The False Parable of Priesthood Keys and Priesthood Locks
All this emphasis on keys got me thinking about locks. Locks are a natural counterpart to keys, and keys don’t have much of a purpose
All this emphasis on keys got me thinking about locks. Locks are a natural counterpart to keys, and keys don’t have much of a purpose
This January 25th, rather than sitting idly as Trump passes executive orders that can have lasting impacts on the future of human lives, let’s make
Part of our work was to convince the victims that they were not responsible for being raped and that the abuse was the sole responsibility
Jesus Christ denounced Pharisees for wrongheaded strategies that sound eerily similar to the garments mandate of my church, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
In this guest post, historian and feminist theologian Maxine Hanks chronicles her decades-long struggle with endometriosis, the failings of 1980s gynecology, and the resilience forged
Sure, we could eliminate political discussions from our workplaces, from friendships, from our families. But then we’re left with only superficial relationships where we don’t
For Family Caregivers Month, blogger Nicole Sbitani writes about the crucial, often unpaid and unrecognized labor of family caregivers: a role that often falls to
I thought my church taught things like, “Don’t assault women” or “Don’t be racist.”
Managers of the LDS Church are consciously well-intentioned and convinced of their moral uprightness. Yet they suffer from distorted thinking about women’s spiritual autonomy that
In honor of Disability Employment Awareness Month, blogger Nicole Sbitani writes how it’s so frustrating to see people with disabilities in the church continually framed
Exponent II provides feminist forums for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum to share their diverse life experiences in an atmosphere of trust and acceptance. Through these exchanges, we strive to create a community to better understand and support each other.