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Matthew Avery Sutton, the Claudius O. and Mary Johnson Distinguished Professor of History at Washington State University, has long been a compelling chronicler of the intersection between apocalypticism and American power. His previous work, notably American Apocalypse, provided an essential roadmap for understanding the rise of modern evangelicalism. In his latest volume, Chose...

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In these posts I am trying to suggest that each of us can have better experiences at Church if we take responsibility for our experiences. We can choose to find ways to learn and benefit from what happens regardless of whether it fits our perception of what is “good.” What we get out of any experience depends on how we look at it. Its not different from what many artists figure ...

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Given the famine described in the Bible, it is certainly fortunate that Joseph ended up in Egypt and in a position to help his family. His rise there to 2nd in the kingdom seems highly unlikely, something that might require the help of divinity to occur. And the explanation this lesson focuses on, “God meant it unto Good,” says that God was there, arranging circumstances so that...

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Google recently released Nano Banana 2, the most advanced image generator for small detail kind of stuff. (Still not the more advanced for artistic purposes, that’s still Midjourney–when people still say that all AI image generation is slop I point them to online fora of Midjourney artists). When I was a kid I loved those Stephen Biesty cross-section books, the kind ...

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As I’ve been driving to and from work in Salt Lake City recently, I have noticed a new public history campaign popping up on signs along the road that states: “Jim Bridger discovered the Great Salt Lake.” Coincidentally, these signs began appearing in my peripheral vision just as I was diving into Elise Boxer’s recently published book, Mormon Settler Colonialis...

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