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One of the most outspoken critics of Chairman Mao’s cultural revo

This bonus episode feature Spencer Fluhman delivering his 2019 BY

Almost fifty million people in the United States live with some t

When you think about the earliest Christians you might imagine th

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Joseph Smith left a lot of documents behind when he died in 1844, from the mundane to the intrig

In this episode, historian Tisa Wenger of Yale University joins u

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We’re extremely excited that the Maxwell Institute Study Edition

According to historian Colleen McDannell, women have played vital

Many believers live their entire lives without learning much abou

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William Bickerton was a coal miner from England who emigrated to

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The religious marketplace in Denmark was thrown wide open in 1849

This year marks forty years since The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints began, once again,

Jane and Emma is a new film based on the historical relationship of Jane Manning—one of the few blac

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What comes to mind when you hear the term “American Christians”? Most people today think of the so-c