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Radio Free Mormon: 001: The Great Mormon History Coverup

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Today a Guest host is contributing with their First Episode from a series called “Radio Free Mormon”.  The First Episode is titled “The Great Mormon History Cover-up”.   The episode delves into The Church’s battle against intellectuals and messy history and centers around President Packer’s talk “The Mantle Is Far, Far Greater Than the Intellect” https://si.lds.org/bc/seminary/content/library/talks/ces-symposium-addresses/the-mantle-is-far-far-greater-than-the-intellect_eng.pdf       Disclaimer: As with all guest hosts, this Episode does not necessarily reflect the views of Bill Reel or Mormon Discussion Podcast. Request: Like this episode and others we have had from guest hosts,  Such contributions are highly desired.  My mission with Mormon Discussion Podcast is to bring great perspectives of Mormon History & Culture that helps struggling Latter-day Saints reconcile difficulties while being encouraged to stay in the Church.  If you wish to contribute either a Blog Post or a Audio Podcast Episode please do and send to me at ReelMormon AT gmail DOT com for consideration.  

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