“Cult” Cinema Comes of Age
While Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master provides the latest (and greatest) vantage point, 2011 saw the release of three solid films on the topic. Why now?
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LDS Church Drops Missionary Age for Women to 19
Policy shift has far-reaching impact. Pivotal, even.
Read MoreWho’s Accusing Who of Mormon-Baiting?
Bill Donohue feeds the Mormon persecution complex to stir the political pot.
Read MoreShould Romney be Asked about Mormon Women’s Issues at the Debates?
Ask the Mormon women who are defining the Mormon moment.
Read MoreCan Mormonism Save Mitt Romney’s Campaign?
Romney’s failure to tell the Mormon story may have contributed to his disconnect with voters. Who will try next?
Read MoreDear Mitt, Young Mormon Families Need Medicaid Too
Does Romney’s disdain for the 47% extend to young Mormons, who, urged to begin family life as early as possible, must often rely on government programs?
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Mitt, Moochers, and Mormonism’s “Other” Legacy
There are many stories on which a Mormon is raised: narratives of the elect, America and the Constitution, the latter days, and free agency—all of which play a role in Mitt Romney’s “severe” conservatism.
Read MoreIs Romney’s Foreign Policy Problem a Product of his Mormonism?
An interview with Mormon Studies expert Patrick Mason.
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Mitt Romney’s Best-Known Mormon Critic Tells it All. One Last Time.
For years, now, the press has been beating down the door of Judy Dushku, a Mormon feminist, global women’s rights activist, and professor at Suffolk University. It was Dushku who during Romney’s Senate run in 1994 broke the now infamous story of Romney’s pressuring a woman in…
Read MoreWhere are the Mormon “Nuns on the Bus”?
A tradition that values care for the poor gives the world Businessguys in Suits.
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