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Ken Jennings, to NPR on being a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints:
“I just feel like a religious background has made me a better person. It reminds me of what kind of person to be.”
Things we learned about Latter-day Saints this weekend.
Brandon Flowers performed at the opening of the Champions League final.
Kaskade attended Latter-day Saint worship services in Japan.
Ken Jennings and Brandon Sanderson were college roommates.
What kind of cult is this?
@LDS_Dems This is what I’ve been saying. It’s great to understand different perspectives, but positioning the book as a data-driven endeavor that speaks for everyone is a huge messaging error.
Devout parents often assume living the religion is enough.
The relationship matters more than the religious instruction, per USC research.
A warm, present parent does more for faith transmission than a fervent one.
If you want your child to stay in the faith, be close first.
There is a 1 in 15 trillion chance that Joseph Smith wrote the Book of Mormon.
That number comes from a rigorous statistical analysis of the text. Watch the breakdown.
You can reject the conclusion. But you have to reckon with the math.