Short thoughts on Mormon stuff for your new-age attention span.
The Burning of the Bosom vs. the Firing of the Neurons
In my previous post, we discussed how people with a strong desire to avoid ambiguity …
Read More about The Burning of the Bosom vs. the Firing of the NeuronsThe Mormon Rush to Cognitive Closure
As I showed in my previous post, one factor that strongly correlates with conspiracy thinking …
Read More about The Mormon Rush to Cognitive ClosureWhy Are Mormons So Good at Conspiracy Theories?
I am a nut for conspiracy theories. They are entertaining, often disturbing, but always fascinating. …
Read More about Why Are Mormons So Good at Conspiracy Theories?How the Kirtland Temple Got Flipped. And Flipped. And Flipped.
Frankly, it’s amazing that the Kirtland Temple was even around to be sold to the …
Read More about How the Kirtland Temple Got Flipped. And Flipped. And Flipped.In Memory of Steve Mayfield
Steve Mayfield began his decades-long connection with Sunstone in the 1980s when he volunteered as …
Read More about In Memory of Steve MayfieldWhen the Mormons Let Their Freak Flag Fly
Just before Joseph Smith made a brief escape from Nauvoo over the Mississippi River into …
Read More about When the Mormons Let Their Freak Flag FlyRemembering Ardean Watts
In the January 2002 issue of Sunstone, the centerfold read: “If you’ve ever attended a …
Read More about Remembering Ardean WattsWhat Latter-day Saints Can Learn from Tár
When I saw the list of the 2022 Academy Awards’ Best Picture nominees, I thought, …
Read More about What Latter-day Saints Can Learn from TárE.T.: Celluloid Savior
An excerpt from “E.T.: Celluloid Savior” by Marty Nabhan, in the September 1982 Sunstone Review. …
Read More about E.T.: Celluloid SaviorLet’s Reverse “Love, Share, Invite”
I had been suckered into donating platelets, which meant I was going to be stuck …
Read More about Let’s Reverse “Love, Share, Invite”Open Donation
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