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Warren Jeffs vs. Joseph Smith - Mormons and Ex-FLDS Respond to Keep Sweet on Netflix - 1616
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3:36:22Now PlayingTo what extent are Joseph Smith & Warren Jeffs similar vs. different?
The new Netflix documentary called "Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey" deals with the history of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and its current prophet Warren Jeffs.
In today's episode, John and Jenn are joined by:
- Sam and Melissa from the super popular "Growing Up in Polygamy" YouTube channel. Sam was raised in the FLDS church under Rulon and Warren Jeffs, and Melissa was raised in the mainstream LDS/Mormon church.
- Joanna, also raised in the FLDS church.
The focus for today's episode will be the similarities and differences between Mormon church founder Joseph Smith and FLDS church prophet Warren Jeffs.
Keep SweetPray and Obey (Netflix)
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