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What Is Toxic Perfectionism?
Toxic Perfectionism has been defined as a rigid, often unconscious mindset that holds oneself or others to unattainable standards. Is this a common issue with Latter-day Saints?
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Articles On/by Mark Hofmann Scrubbed From Church Website
Mark Hofmann infamously forged a number of LDS documents that fooled many people, including the church leaders themselves. Electronic rticles published in the Ensign on this topic are now scrubbed. Why?
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Stop the Derogatory “Mormon” Chants–Now!
We at Mormonism Research Ministry decry the derogatory chants and hateful slogans that the BYU players, coaches and fans have had to endure, this season and in seasons past.
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Chart for November 2025 Mormonism Researched newsletter
In the November 2025 Mormonism Researched, Eric Johnson makes reference to this chart describing the sources used by general authorities in the April 2025 General Conference.
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Why Easter Matters
On Easter Sunday, Christians from both the eastern and western traditions of Christianity take great joy in telling each other, “He is risen.” What makes this holiday more important to them than any other—including Christmas—is their belief in the resurrection of Jesus Christ about two millennia ago. There would be no celebration without “Good Friday,”…
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Understanding Just What Is “Official” in Mormon Doctrine
By Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson Note: The following article is a portion taken out of Chapter 18 (“The Church and Its Leadership”) found in our latest book Mormonism 101: Examining the Religion of the Latter-day Saints (Baker, 2015), available wherever Christian books are sold. This section is found on pages 310-315. One of the main ways that…
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A mediator between God and man
The other day I was invited to attend LDS seminary classes at the public high school my youngest daughter attends. Seminary, for those who don’t know, is a four-year program put together by the LDS Church for their high school students. The one-year topics are Old Testament, New Testament, Book of Mormon, and the Doctrine…