Rob Mace, and Chris
Rob Mace, and Chris
#38 - Our call with "Derek"
#38 - Our call with "Derek"
#38 - Our call with "Derek"
Monday 27th January 2020
Join Rob, Chris, and Mace as they discuss church policies on same-sex couples and discipline with guest Derek. Thoughtful and candid.
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Rob Mace, and Chris
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Get the buttons here!A Candid Conversation on Church Policies and LGBT Issues with Derek
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Imagine being in a tight-knit religious community where every policy change can ripple through your life. In this episode of The Normon Podcast, Rob, Chris, and Mace sit down with a listener who goes by 'Derek'. Using an alias, Derek addresses some misconceptions about recent changes in church policies concerning same-sex couples and their children’s baptism. This isn't just another discussion; Derek’s perspective brings a fresh and necessary voice to the table.
The hosts dive deep into the intricacies of church discipline, excommunication, and the challenges of retaining members within such a structured environment. They also touch on the historical backdrop of these policies, exploring the often controversial statements made by church leaders. If you’ve ever wondered about the intersection of faith, obedience, and modern societal issues, this episode offers a thoughtful and candid exploration.
But it’s not all heavy topics; Rob, Chris, and Mace bring their usual blend of humor and raw honesty to the conversation. Their personal reflections on growing up in a highly religious community add a layer of authenticity that makes this episode relatable and engaging. Whether you’re part of the LDS community or just curious about how religion shapes lives, this episode promises to be both enlightening and thought-provoking.