lds church

One month. Two official stories. And a historical problem that won’t disappear.

“More progress in the last six months than in the last sixty years.”

Mormons seem unable to make up their minds about LGBT rights, torn between knowing discrimination exists and reluctance to endorse same-sex intimacy—much less same-sex marriage, which the Church considers a sin.

Welcome! Welcome! And imagine what could happen if the author of the Twilight series mixed in some consciousness-raising with the vampires!

While the Mormon Church has finally acknowledged the existence of two black elders, it continues to plead ignorance to questions about past racism.

Basic “spiritual principles” of “liberty,” “dignity” at stake, says Mormon lawyer.

Not likely. But different story for Mormonism’s women leaders.

LDS Church: “Don’t assume where we stand. We’re not campaigning on this issue.”

Scouts may officially welcome gay leaders, but leave door open for church-based troops to do their own thing.

This is not a story about Manti Te’o.