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1:00:31Now PlayingWhat does it really mean when Latter-day Saints say, “I know the Church is true”?
In this episode, we respond to a recent video by Nemo the Mormon that critiques the epistemological basis of LDS testimonies. Do Mormons overstate certainty when they bear testimony, or is “knowing” in religion deeper than empirical evidence?
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