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When Utah Valley Christians Asked Mormons to Stop School Prayer

By Sunstone Review Archives | May 20, 2024
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In 1982, some Christian denominations in Utah Valley explicitly asked that vocal prayer not be …

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The Mormon Rush to Cognitive Closure

By Scott Barrett | May 17, 2024
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As I showed in my previous post, one factor that strongly correlates with conspiracy thinking …

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How BYU Tried to Create a Whole New Field of Study

By Sunstone Review Archives | May 8, 2024
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In 1982, one BYU professor stood on the brink of creating a new discipline. As …

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Why Are Mormons So Good at Conspiracy Theories?

By Scott Barrett | May 1, 2024
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I am a nut for conspiracy theories. They are entertaining, often disturbing, but always fascinating. …

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How the Kirtland Temple Got Flipped. And Flipped. And Flipped.

By Bryan Buchanan | April 23, 2024
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Frankly, it’s amazing that the Kirtland Temple was even around to be sold to the …

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How the Spanish-American War Created the First Mormon Movies

By Randy Astle | April 8, 2024
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During the Spanish-American War, Mormons made up almost an entire company of the famous Rough …

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In Memory of Steve Mayfield

By Stephen Carter | April 5, 2024
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Steve Mayfield began his decades-long connection with Sunstone in the 1980s when he volunteered as …

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Why the Communists Liked the Mormons

By Sunstone Review Archives | March 12, 2024
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The communist government of East Germany had really grown to like the Mormons in 1982. …

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Which Apostle’s Sister Became a Nun?

By Sunstone Review Archives | March 6, 2024
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Why would the April 1982 Sunstone Review print an obituary for a Catholic nun? Lurlene …

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The Man in the Hole at General Conference

By Randy Astle | February 26, 2024
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The filming of General Conference began humbly, with one man sitting in a hole he’d …

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