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Community after Mormonism: A Conversation with John Larsen | Ep. 1097
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1:51:36Now PlayingJohn Larsen and John Dehlin spent years publicly deconstructing the LDS Church. But now they’re wondering, what can they build “from the ashes?” What is their role in the post-Mormon community beyond the “addiction to anger” and toward doing the difficult work of community building? Join us for this joint release with the Sunstone Podcast!
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