Faith without religion.
The Complex Relationship: Polygamy, Mormonism, and Christianity
In the heart of Salt Lake City, “Heart of the Matter” continues to bridge the gap between Mormonism and Biblical Christianity. Hosted by Shawn McCraney, the show has expanded its reach from local broadcasts to global streaming, thanks to platforms like YouTube and Direct TV. This growth is a testament to the dedication of its team and the guidance they attribute to divine intervention.
For those interested in exploring faith from a non-sectarian perspective, weekly Bible studies are held every Sunday afternoon at the University of Utah and Utah State. These sessions aim to delve into the scriptures without the influence of denominational biases.
A new initiative is on the horizon—a live call-in television show for teenagers. The filming of its opening sequence is scheduled for August 1st at West High School in Salt Lake City. Teenagers are encouraged to participate, bringing props and wearing black, white, or gray attire. This opportunity promises to be an exciting venture for all involved.
The show also tackles challenging topics, such as the historical and theological underpinnings of polygamy within the LDS Church. Despite claims to the contrary, the doctrine remains embedded in LDS scriptures, raising questions about its current stance and historical teachings. The discussion highlights the complex relationship between religious practices and their alignment with Christian principles.
“Heart of the Matter” invites open dialogue, encouraging first-time and LDS callers to share their thoughts and questions. As the show continues to explore these critical issues, it remains a platform for truth and understanding in a world where religious dialogue is often fraught with complexity.
