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Hi, I’m Brian

I was a mormon. I enjoy the outdoors, time with my family, and my new life as an ex-Mormon.

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    On my shelf

    • Book of Abraham Translation
    • Book of Mormon anachronisms
    • corporation of the church
    • Fanny Alger
    • historicity of book of mormon
    • Joseph Smith's polygamy
    • mountain meadows massacre
    • LGBTQ issues
    • masonic rituals
    • polyandry
    • polygamy
    • racism
    • sexism
    • shame culture
    • temple endowment
    • the first vision
    • tithing spending

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