Nick writes: "If the potential of the DIVINE is without end, shouldn´t we accept then at least the theoretical possibility of Jesus ha...

“The spirit and body is the soul of man. And the resurrection from the dead is the redemption of the soul.” (The Doctrine & Covenants 88...

Early Mormon philosopher Orson Pratt reasoned that an individual could not exercise faith without the existence of convincing evidence: “Fai...

1 April 2006 (In the Reform Mormon liturgical calendar, Spring is the Season of Faith. With this lesson, we begin a new series of lessons in...

Faith. Knowledge. Revelation. Restoration. These are the first four principles of Reform Mormonism. These principles have always been import...

On February 16, 1832 Joseph Smith and Sydney Rigdon recorded their Vision of the Three Degrees of Glory. Because this vision (published now ...

From John Adrian in New York City: "Very well done. I have always been a "fan" of Dr. Franklin and his bent for original thin...

Last month the world celebrated the 300th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin’s birth. The image that most Americans have of Franklin--the chub...

A Reform Mormon Directory is currently being compiled. Anyone who has converted to Reform Mormonism or who simply has an interst in Reform M...

Regarding the observation made in last weeks lesson that love of God can not be commanded, Troy in Richmond, Virginia, sends us this quote f...

The idea that God demands worship is central to nearly every monotheistic religion. In fact, most religious gatherings are referred to as “w...

Brian G. Benington responded to the latest Reform Mormon Gospel Doctrine lesson with the following email: "Thought I'd share this ...

(Thanks to Troy in Richmond, Virginia whose insights led to this Gospel Doctrine lesson.) In a recent email, a former LDS Mormon shared some...

HAPPY HOLIDAY TO ONE AND ALL! Reform Mormon Gospel Doctrine lessons will resume in January. READERS RESPOND TO "LIVING IN A COM...

October 9, 2005 WISHFUL THINKING & MONOTHEISM All of us at some point---if only momentarily-- wish that existence could be more simple. ...

This is the second in a series of Gospel Doctrine lessons exploring the Mormon concept of the individual as uncreated and eternal. Many than...