Author: Kristine A
67 Posts
Jesus Wants Me For A YIMBY
When the Best of EFY (CES) is the Worst
Agency, Apologetics, BYU-Idaho, Church Policy, Doctrine, doubt, Excommunication, Faith, faith crisis, gay policy, homosexuality, Honor Code, LGBT, marriage, Morality, Mormon, Mormon Culture, Prophet
Generous Orthodoxy: a non-Manifesto
Voter Suppression in Rexburg
Apologetics, Apostasy, Culture, faith crisis, Jesus, Mormon, Mormon Belief
Middle Way Mormonism
BYU-Idaho, doubt, LDS, Mormon, Mormon Discussion
BYU-Idaho Devotional: Curing Doubt
Faith, leadership, Mormon Belief, Priesthood, Prophet
Sustained in the Midst of Baby-lon
At the Pulpit: A Sacred Work
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
Wheat & Tares 