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Is Mormon Church Abuse Being Covered Up?

In this episode of Mormonism Explained, Investigates, we examine what the Mormon Church's written abuse protocol actually says.

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Mormon beliefs

Are Mormons Christians? Yes — and No. We'll Explain.

The disagreement has nothing to do with whether Mormons follow Jesus — they do, unambiguously — and everything to do with a fourth-century council called Nicaea, where Emperor Constantine convened 300 bishops to settle a political dispute about God's nature. Mormons are biblical Christians who reject that later creed — just as the original disciples preceded it by 300 years.

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Mormonism Explained: Investigates

The Mormon Church Lawsuits: Is Abuse Being Covered Up?

Is the Mormon Church systematically hiding abuse? We investigated the helpline, the handbook, state reporting laws, and court documents — with a former helpline attorney on the record.

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Responding to Matt Fradd's

"7 Reasons Joseph Smith Was a False Prophet"

Catholic apologist Matt Fradd made 7 arguments against Joseph Smith — we examined every one and found serious answers he didn't address.

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Mormon Polygamy, Explained

This video explains Mormon Polygamy throughout history and how Joseph Smith’s Polygamy started. This video also details the circumstances around Joseph Smith’s Wives.

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Investigation

How John Dehlin Built a Million-Dollar Formula for Leading People Out of the Church

A podcast built to help people stay in the Church is now a $1.12M-a-year nonprofit funded by the people who leave it. We broke down the full formula — the branding, the editorial pattern, and the money.

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John Dehlin at a microphone beside a bar chart headed Inside the $1.1 Million Business of Mormon Stories.