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15-year-old LDS Life Scout speaks out.

“Today we’d probably call Darwin something of a seeker. You might say he’s something of a proto-None.”

Perhaps it wasn’t just the pope’s health that sent him into retirement, but his consternation at our increasingly networked lives.

Ah, the fantasy of “secure borders.” For millennia, economic pressures have forced people to move toward more prosperous lands. Nothing has ever stopped that flow, and nothing ever will.

Is LGBT equality in immigration reform a dealbreaker for evangelicals, or just “leaders?”

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

Educated guesses about the next pontiff.

What do you give to the Pope on the occasion of his retirement? I am sure he has more Rolex watches than he needs, and the red shoes he likes are out of my price range. But a new Church would be just the thing to assure him a dignified old age.

Critics cite the “devastating” impact of Benedict’s papacy when it comes to the place of LGBT people within the Church, as well as his antagonism toward women religious.

If having your church tell you what to believe and what to espouse in public is deeply offensive, imagine what an abomination is to have your employer controlling you in this way.