The Normon Podcast - John Dehlin | Ep. 1249
January 24, 2020
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as posted by the channelRob from The Normon Podcast interviews John Dehlin about Mormon Stories Podcast, why he started it, and his excommunication.
He delves into the challenges faced by LGBT-friendly religions and recounts the reasons behind starting his podcast, aiming for a more open church. From the controversial November 2015 policy to the evolving stance of the church, John sheds light on the dynamic relationship between doctrine and policy. He shares insights on counseling and the importance of informed consent, emphasizing the need for a spectrum within Mormonism. Touching on personal experiences, excommunication, and the changing landscape of religious belief in the information age, John highlights the necessity of reconciliation and grassroots movements within the community. He encourages emotional intimacy and emphasizes the value of personal joy and acceptance, regardless of religious affiliations. The podcast concludes with a discussion about the impact of religion on families and society, showcasing the transformative power of inclusive beliefs. Discover more about John's journey and insights in this enlightening episode.
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