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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2023 · 1H 36M

Navigating a Mixed Faith Marriage with Anthony D. Miller

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How can you describe to someone what going through a faith transition feels like? And how can you successfully navigate the pain and heartache of a mixed faith marriage? On this week's episode of Mormonish Podcast, coshost Rebecca and Landon sit down with the wonderful Anthony D.Miller to discuss his insights and wisdom on going through his own personal faith journey. Anthony is very well known for a 2022 TedX talk he gave describing a Mormon faith crisis journey. This presentation was monumental in helping others understand the overwhelming nature of going through this type of transition. Anthonly has spoken at Sunstone Symposium, Thrive and been on numerous podcasts to share his thoughts and experiences related to faith crisis, mixed faith marriage, community relationships, and life after deconstruction. Anthony recently launched his own successful podcast called, "Life After Deconstruction" and we encourage everyone to go and listen, you'll be so glad you did. We were thrilled to be able to spend some time talking to Anthony and we know everyone will benefit greatly from what he shares with us and our viewers and listeners.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

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