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Who Was Fanny Alger? Historians debate many details, but the historical record suggests that she had a secret sexual—and possibly marital—relationship with Mormonism's founder. New research suggests that the relationship between Joseph and Fanny may have begun as a father-daughter adoptive sealing.

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1113 months ago

Latest example of what happens when you make yourself available for an r/mormon AMA.

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This Abominable Slavery (Benchmark Books, 12/11/24) - December 11, 2024, Paul Reeve, Chris Rich and LaJean Purcell Carruth were at Benchmark Books to speak about "This Abominable Slavery: Race, Religion, and the Battle over Human Bondage in Antebellum Utah" (Oxford University Press).

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702 months ago

🔥 Brace Yourself for Part Three 🔥 The third and most harrowing chapter in Sunstone's series on the Mormon Reformation. In this episode: the brutal measures Mormons took against apostates and outsiders; the violent and gory tactics used to enforce loyalty and obedience; the dark side of polygamy.

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703 months ago

Leah Sottile recounts the 50-year history of Exponent II. In ‘93, BYU’s board blocked one of the magazine’s founders, Laurel Thatcher Ulrich (a frickin’ Pulitzer Prize-winner) from speaking at BYU’s annual Women’s Conference. On a happier note, Jana Remy’s groundbreaking blog gets a shout-out.

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603 months ago

Debunking Polygamy Skeptics’ Arguments: A Briefing

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Call for new Editor-in-Chief of Exponent II

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452 months ago

Reed C Durham - Mormon History Association

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In a recent Interpreter article, Rappleye and Allen Hansen "demonstrate that the evidence for Alma as a male name in the United States—and specifically upstate New York—during the early 1800s has been vastly overstated."

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