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I am on the road a good amount each day and spend a lot of time listening to lectures, sermons, debates, podcasts, etc. Anyone have downloadable audio files that you think I might enjoy?

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7 minutes ago, Calm said:

Any particular topics?

Anything for better understanding Mormonism, LDS responses to Evangelical criticisms, theological topics, or even testimonies that you might find worth sharing

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1 hour ago, Steve Noel said:

Anything for better understanding Mormonism, LDS responses to Evangelical criticisms, theological topics, or even testimonies that you might find worth sharing

Kinda piecemeal for those purposes, but there are some movies you might be able to plop in a DVD player and listen to. In this vein some good ones are "Ephraim's Rescue" and "17 Miracles," which you may also enjoy watching at home, and you can probably find used online. Another which is not "LDS-themed" is The Prince of Egypt which is an animated version of the Exodus Story. The music was done by an LDS composer, and is excellent. I have watched that movie probably more times than any other in my life [most others have a max of 2; Ephraim's rescue is now 3]. I am sure there are a number of audio tapes and movies about Joseph Smith. 

The Living Scriptures came out with some "docudramas" on DVD which may interest you - I have not personally seen them, but they are supposed to be pretty good:

http://www.amazon.com/The-Heavens-Are-Opened-Restoration/dp/B001JE2XQK?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=ox_sc_act_title_13&smid=A2IU8VB0V3EAU3

http://www.amazon.com/Legacy-Faith-The-Docudrama-Restoration/dp/B000FKW0CQ?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=ox_sc_act_title_12&smid=A2IU8VB0V3EAU3

If you want a variety, you could get something like "Gospel Library" which will allow you to listen to General Conference talks, etc. You can get it as an app on your phone, etc. 

 

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11 hours ago, Steve Noel said:

I am on the road a good amount each day and spend a lot of time listening to lectures, sermons, debates, podcasts, etc. Anyone have downloadable audio files that you think I might enjoy?

Try the Maxwell institute podcast and Mormon Interpreter podcast

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Steve this is an interview with one of the September Six, which is a topic you should pursue in your studies over time.  The September Six (1993) refers to six individuals that were excommunicated in that month.  This is an interview with one of the intellectuals (declared as an enemy to the church) of the six (others composed of gay and feminist supporters).  Please listen to Part 7 first.  It is his testimony, all these years after his excommunication.

I plead with all here to listen to part 7 of this interview.  It is only 21:43 minutes long.  I love this Brother in Christ; I love the man who mentored him as well as me.  Don’t fear it, nor listen to those who might strongly reject this suggestion.  It has a message for all of us, a powerful message and you will learn something about Mormonism. 

I hope that last part will entice you to the whole of the interview.

I believe it’s a violation of rules to link this one for you.

Search Mormon stories for077-083: “Understanding the September Six” — Paul Toscano Parts 1 – 7”

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16 hours ago, Steve Noel said:

I am on the road a good amount each day and spend a lot of time listening to lectures, sermons, debates, podcasts, etc. Anyone have downloadable audio files that you think I might enjoy?

What you would enjoy depends on what you want to be. What do you want to believe?

Posted
16 hours ago, Steve Noel said:

Anything for better understanding Mormonism, LDS responses to Evangelical criticisms, theological topics, or even testimonies that you might find worth sharing

My question above answered.

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17 hours ago, Steve Noel said:

I am on the road a good amount each day and spend a lot of time listening to lectures, sermons, debates, podcasts, etc. Anyone have downloadable audio files that you think I might enjoy?

The LDS Church itself used to produce podcasts, but not anymore.  But of the ones they did produce, there are many that I enjoyed.

https://www.lds.org/media-library/accessing-media-podcasts-rss-feeds?lang=eng

There is an entire 63-part series on Mormon Church history that starts in the early 1800s and goes through the Pioneer migration to Utah.  So if there are any periods of Church history that you think might be interesting, it's worth checking these out:

http://feeds.lds.org/past-impressions

This series discusses doctrines and principles, such as "Baptism", "The Book of Mormon", "Pride" etc.

http://feeds.lds.org/LDSQuestionsAndAnswers

 

 

 

 

 

 

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