Author: Kristine A
59 Posts
Agency and Abortion
The Beleaguered Progress of LDS Women
Agency, BYU, BYU-Idaho, Education, Feminism, gender equity, Mormon Culture, patriarchy, Women, workplace
Gender & Employment at BYUs
America, Feminism, gender equity, LDS, Modesty, Mormon Culture, social media, Women, workplace
The False Enemies We Worship
Blind Obedience, Criticism, doubt, faith crisis
Post-Critical Engagement
economics, Mormon Belief, Politics, Race Relations, theology
The Hereafter is a Hustle
Feminism, History, Honor Code, Mormon Culture, Reviews, Women
#MHA2016: Memories of Missouri & Sexual Violence
BYU-Idaho, General Conference, leadership, Mormon Culture, Priesthood, Prophet, tradition
If You Stand for Nothing….
Agency, BYU, BYU-Idaho, Feminism, Honor Code, Modesty, Mormon Culture, patriarchy, Women
Natural Consequences
General Conference, social media
April 2016 #LDSconf Tweetables
Faith, faith crisis, Mormon Belief, Mormon Culture
Heart, Might, Mind, & Strength
Mormon Culture, Race Relations, Women
Fellow Mormon Progressives: You’re Doing it Wrong
Agency, Alternative Sunday School Lessons, America, economics, Freedom, History, money, Mormon Discussion, Politics
Does God Agree With Your Politics?
Apostasy, Church Policy, Excommunication, Feminism, LGBT, Mormon Culture
Tattered Passports & Dual Citizenship
Excommunication, Feminism, patriarchy, Polygamy, theology, Women
Either You’re With Me or You’re Against Me
Blind Obedience, Church Policy, Criticism, faith crisis, leadership, Prophet
Disenchanted, but not Disillusioned
Alternative Sunday School Lessons, Book of Mormon, scriptures, Sunday School
Fall Down
Gender an Eternal Characteristic?
Agency, Church Policy, Criticism, doubt, Faith, faith crisis, gender equity, grace, Mormon Culture, Reviews, understanding
