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Clash of the Titans & Jesus Christ

by Tevya Washburn | Sep 9, 2010 | Allegory & Parable, Ancient Religions, Media & Internet, Pop-culture, TV & Movies | 6 |

My Mom enjoys a certain amount of notoriety in her and my Dad’s house for a conversation she...

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Dan Brown’s ‘The Lost Symbol’: A Mormon’s Response

by Tevya Washburn | Oct 5, 2009 | Ancient, Ceremony/Ordinances, Divine Potential, Jesus Christ, Literature, Pop-culture, Temple | 19 |

Like many authors ranging from Victor Hugo and Shakespeare to James Redfield and James Ferrell,...

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Iconography – Powerful Political Symbolism

by Tevya Washburn | Sep 5, 2009 | Iconography, Images, Media & Internet, Politics, Pop-culture, Video | 0 |

Nancy, who comments here, pointed out to me a very interesting and well-made video about...

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Our Divine Potential

by Tevya Washburn | Apr 20, 2009 | Ceremony/Ordinances, Divine Potential, Latter-Day, Literature, Pop-culture, Scriptures, Temple | 1 |

I’ve been working on a couple different posts for this blog for the past week. The third...

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