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1402: Finding Spirituality After Mormonism
- Do you miss the "spirituality" that you once felt as an active Mormon?
- Have you struggled to find joy/meaning/mental health after losing your Mormon faith?
- Are you still active in the LDS Church, but feeling spiritually empty as of late?
Join me as I assemble am amazing panel of wise humans to discuss "Spirituality After Mormonism." Panelists include Margi Weber Dehlin, Anthony D. Miller, Samantha Shelley (Zelph On The Shelf), and Holly Ashton Wallin.
You will not be disappointed with this amazing lineup of wise humans.
Feel free to bring your own questions, comments, and suggestions!!!!!
Show Notes:
Anthony's lists:
- Books:
- A New Earth, Eckhart Tolle
- The Power of Myth, Joseph Campbell / Bill Moyers
- Braving the Wilderness, Brene Brown
- Lost Connections, Johann Hari
- Untamed, Glennon Doyle
- Everything is Spiritual, Rob Bell
- Love Wins, Rob Bell
- The Untethered Soul, Michael A. Singer
- Searching for Sunday, Rachel Held Evans
- Secular Buddhism, Noah Rasheta
- Finding God in the Waves, Mike McHargue
- This: Becoming Free, Michael Gungor
- The Heart of Christianity, Marcus Borg
- Falling Upward, Richard Rohr
- Universal Christ, Richard Rohr
- Spiritual Athiest, Nick Senaca Jankel
- Bathing With God, Glenn Ostlund
- Waking Up: A Guide to Spirituality Without Religion, Sam Harris
- Podcasts:
- A Thoughtful Faith, Gina Colvin
- Almost Awakened, Bill Reel
- Another Name for Everything, Richard Rohr
- Bathing with God, Glenn Ostlund
- Exmormonology, Amy Logan
- Making Sense, Sam Harris
- Mormon Sabbatical, Mette Ivie Harrison
- On Being with Krista Tippett
- Oprah’s Super Soul Conversations
- Secular Buddhism, Noah Rasheta
- The Liturgists Podcast
- The RobCast, Rob Bell
- Unlocking Us, Brene Brown
- Other:
Samantha's Lists
- Books:
- A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle https://amzn.to/2OidTMZ
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