Infants on Thrones
Summary: An entertaining podcast about self-awareness and discovery. The title Infants on Thrones is an homage to the Mormon Founder Joseph Smith who said, in his lesser-known King Follet discourse, that eternity is full of thrones, upon which dwell thousands of children, reigning on thrones of glory, with not one cubit added to their stature. It is a funny image, but it also suggests that we, as amateur podcasters, do not really have all the answers we may think we do. We can't take ourselves too seriously. We are also Infants on Thrones.
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What is true?
Two missionary stories. One totally true. The other mostly true. Both incredibly foolish. Enjoy.
That is the question?
Two excerpts from a book in progress for your listening pleasure during this time of social distancing.
Another blast from the past. All four of the Church House Rock parodies together in one episode. Enjoy,
A blast from the past semi-musical, semi-dramatic recreation of John Dehlin’s pre-excommunication interview featuring Jake Frost, Matt Long, John Hamer and Glenn Ostlund. Enjoy.
Brother Jake flexes his brilliant satirical muscles while comparing a Mormon faith crisis to a Satanic faith crisis in these 4 mini episodes, complete in one episode for the very first time.
Do you love your dark thoughts? What does that even mean? Listen in to see what you think.
What was that thing that Joseph Smith taught about intelligences again? Glenn sits down with Christopher to discuss. Fill out the Beliefs Survey here.
Glenn sits down with self-acknowledged Mormon Mystic Bryce Haymond to discuss the one-ness of all things. Check out more from Bryce at Thy Mind O Man
Glenn and Tom (sorta) sit down once again with Lars Neilson to discuss the fall out from last month’s Letter to the IRS Director, and specifically discuss the most recent Washington Post article detailing the fall-out between Lars and his twin brother David, the whistleblower who did not want this information to go public. We talk about their shared background, their family culture, their motivation for filing this whistleblower report, and the reasons why David wanted to keep it quiet while Lars wanted to share this information with the public. Click here for the most recent Washington Post Article
Mormon doctrine set to music. A throwback episode to March 2015. Enjoy!
Glenn sits down with Anthony Magnabosco and a few podcast listeners who joined us live to talk about Street Epistemology, and God, and Truth, and Language, and burning bosoms and stupors of thought and other Mormon ways of verifying belief. Help Anthony meet his GoFundMe goal Support Infants on Thrones on Patreon
This is part 2 of Anthony Magnabosco’s SE conversation with two mormon missionaries. Click here to support Anthony’s GoFundMe to attend General Conference in Salt lake City, Utah.
What would you say if you were a Mormon Missionary and you were approached by a well spoken, respectful atheist asking you how you came to be so certain about the Truth of Mormonism? Street Epistemologist Anthony Magnabosco did this very thing with two Mormon Missionaries. Spoiler alert: he didn’t accept their free picture of Jesus or a free Book of Mormon. Anthony’s YouTube video with the missionaries. Want to help Anthony get to Utah for General Conference? Here is Anthony’s GoFundMe Page.
