Monthly Archives: January 2011

Why I Wait

This week, the bloggers at Mormon Perspectives will be commenting on Single, Female, Mormon, Alone a recent New York Times article. I get the privilege of going first. The article deals with a young woman and her struggle with Mormon … Continue reading

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Why I Believe | Anie

I have long struggled with my faith. I found things difficult to understand, didn’t want to accept changes I would have to make, and at the bottom line didn’t know if I felt worthy to believe in something so powerful. … Continue reading

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Uncanny Valley

This might be a little off the beaten path.  It is definitely out of the realm of my expertise.  Recently, I have been reading a little bit from some works by Masahiro Mori, a famous Japanese robotocist.  Almost 40 years … Continue reading

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Why We Want to Believe

As a scientist in training, I try to stay up on the current pulse of the scientific community.  Recently, two stories have stuck out to me: NASA’s claim that they have isolated bacteria that grows on arsenic and British Medical … Continue reading

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Why I Believe | AB

I was twelve.  My family had momentarily left my hometown for a one year sabbatical.  I was chubby, shy, and a new girl.  I remember lying in my bed one night feeling low.  I prayed to God for help to … Continue reading

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Would I be Mormon if…?

Would I be a Mormon if my parents hadn’t raised me as a Mormon? Without my parents to take me to church every week as a child, would I go to church today? If my parents hadn’t set an example … Continue reading

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