List of important, controversial Mormon history titles

[T Blue]

Never heard of Toscano, are they Mormon apologist or anti?

[Indy Coug]

Originally Posted by T Blue

Never heard of Toscano, are they Mormon apologist or anti?

Definitely the latter

[myboynoah]

Originally Posted by T Blue

Never heard of Toscano, are they Mormon apologist or anti?

Probably depends on where you stand. Watch Frontline's The Mormons. She was heavily featured and seemed like a very interesting person to have over for dinner.

[pelagius]

Originally Posted by ChinoCoug

Marriott school gave you can offer?

Yep. As you can see that can only help my apologist street cred.

[T Blue]

Originally Posted by myboynoah

Probably depends on where you stand. Watch Frontline's The Mormons. She was heavily featured and seemed like a very interesting person to have over for dinner.

Is Frontline the PBS document that aired a few months ago?

In what way was this woman interesting enough to have to dinner, did she have particular insight into the Church, or what?

[SteelBlue]

Originally Posted by T Blue

In what way was this woman interesting enough to have to dinner, did she have particular insight into the Church, or what?

You wouldn't have to do much of the talking.

[myboynoah]

Originally Posted by T Blue

Is Frontline the PBS document that aired a few months ago?

In what way was this woman interesting enough to have to dinner, did she have particular insight into the Church, or what?

I sensed her sadness at her excommunication. She obviously had some interesting views, which I think would be fun to explore. But I'm only going on what I saw on TV.

[pelagius]

Originally Posted by T Blue

Is Frontline the PBS document that aired a few months ago?

In what way was this woman interesting enough to have to dinner, did she have particular insight into the Church, or what?

Just for the record, people are talking about and seem to be conflating two different people. Paul wrote the book that Solon is talking about and Margaret (his wife) was in the PBS documentary.

[myboynoah]

Originally Posted by pelagius

Just for the record, people are talking about and seem to be conflating two different people. Paul wrote the book that Solon is talking about and Margaret (his wife) was in the PBS documentary.

You're such an apologist.

[pelagius]

Originally Posted by myboynoah

You're such an apologist.

It gets worse. I have read a fair amount of Paul and Margaret's work mostly in Dialogue articles. I have read more of Paul's work than her work. I can't say I am a big fan. I mean I do appreciate there intellectual contribution and that they are both very smart people. However (and its been a while), don't really remember finding their articles that insightful and careful. Still, it has been a while so I don't have a lot of specifics to offer and their work rightly deserves a more specific critique if I am going to be somewhat negative. I know this is not surprising given that I am such an apologist.