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Greg Matsen

LATTER-DAY SAINT CULTURE & THEOLOGY
Cwic Show articulates the current cultural, political, and Church-related trends that affect our lives and the Church.

Also, Cwic Media offers a new approach to the scriptures through its Cwic Interpreters.

Theology, History, No fluff. LDS, Mormon. Unscripted!

'I have been looking for an LDS podcast like this! Not like anything else out there!'

Latter-Day Saints, Christian

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Cwic Media- LDS Podcast / Latter-day Saints

Filmmakers Barrett Burgin and Jake Taylor join Greg for a different type of discussion on Latter-day Saint politics, identity, and the label, "Christian."
 
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Are Latter-day Saints A Part Of The Political Right?

Dr. Ralph Hancock, political philosophy professor, talks about Dr. Patrick Mason's "Proclaim Peace." Dr. Mason is the Latter-day Saint icon in academic circles on the topic of "Peace" and "Peacemaking."
 
But is his approach tenable for Latter-day Saints? Is it congruent with gospel principles or is is built on a framework of social justice?
 
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Patrick Mason, Peacemaking, And Social Justice

Del Tackett was Senior Vice-President at Focus on the Family and served in the George W. Bush administration. He talks about how he sees the effects of Charlie Kirk's assassination and the LDS shooting in Grand Blanc, Michigan.
 
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Did Charlie Kirk Ignite Christianity? How Some Evangelical Leaders See the Grand Blanc, MI Shooting

In a Salt Lake Tribune opinion piece, author and scholar Taylor Petrey says that the Family Proclamation is just "commentary." That it is just describing the times in which it was written.
 
But both President Oaks and Elder Rasband stated strongly that the Proclamation to the World is "doctrine" and "revelatory." This is a perfect example of "Athens vs Jerusalem." So many now want to rid ourselves of the Proclamation or diminish its value into something like "commentary." Why? What is the push?
 
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Family Proclamation Is Commentary?

This episode is a little off-brand for me, but I'm not going to put up with this any longer. Pastor Mark Driscoll has taken the tragedy in Michigan as an opportunity to bash Mormons. Despite the online outcry, Driscoll has doubled down and produced an anti-Mormon eBook, "Are Mormons Christian?"
 
Driscoll specifically states that Mormons do not believe the Creeds and therefore are not Christians.
 
Of course, Latter-day Saints do not accept the Creeds and are therefore "Non-Creedal Christians." Greg states that this is the best description of "Mormons" as Christians. And we fully accept it.
 
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Mark Driscoll Doubles Down and Who Decides Who is a Christian?

What lead to the Latter-day Saint Church attack in Michigan? What rhetoric inspires such actions? How is this similar to Charlie Kirk?
 
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Michigan LDS Church Attack: What No One Will Say

President Nelson Lead in a Certain Way
 
Removing members' dependency on the Church 
 
Seeking Truth Without Bias
 
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My Thoughts On President Nelson

BYU professor Ralph Hancock responds to BYU professor Kelly Patterson on the issue of liberalism in the church and journalist Jonathan Rauch. What does "Love" really mean, and how is it used politically?
 
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Has Liberalism Gone Too Far In The Church And Our Culture?

Film producer Celene Anderson joins Greg to discuss her deep dive research into plural marriage required by a recent film she produced, The Angel. This is not a polygamy advocacy piece; it’s an honest, nuanced look at history, women’s voices, Doctrine and Covenants Section 132, and why early Saints believed and lived this practice. We tackle common distortions, the difference between eternal and temporal principles, connections to women’s rights in early Utah, and how to talk about a topic that makes many believers uneasy—boldly, thoughtfully, and in defense of the faith.
 
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A Film Producer's Research On LDS Polygamy

Greg and Trevan Hatch, professor of religion at BYU, discuss what makes an Official Position and doctrine of the church. It gets a little dicey. What is the supreme word on the word?
 
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What Is The Official Position Of The Church On Official Positions?

Scripture Notes - https://scripturenotes.com/ 
 
The Hulu TV series The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives has been a topic of controversy and online turmoil since it aired earlier this year in September. Several women in the TV series are certainly not representative of an every day "Mormon" wife and mother—far from it.
 
Ganellyn Condie and Shayla Egan, two of the eight authors of a recent book, The Not So Secret Lives Of Real "Mormon" Wives, discuss the Hulu TV series and their recent book. In the book, women tell their own stories of their lives, struggles, sacrifices, and testimonies that clearly show how Latter-day Saint women work and live as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
 
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The Not So Secret Lives Of Real "Mormon" Wives

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