Monthly Archives: November 2011

Spiritual experiences & a testimony of the divine

Posted on November 16, 2011 by SteveBloor

As a scientific naturalist I find it fascinating what neuro-science is discovering about brain function. It is beginning to explain how our brains work. For the first time in human history we are understanding why we think & feel the … Continue reading →

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Initial Reactions & Comments of active members on hearing of my resignation as bishop.

Posted on November 8, 2011 by SteveBloor

What I find sad & funny at the same time is having people say to me, “I know, that you know the Church is true!” The immediate reaction of my ward members was to believe & spread the message around … Continue reading →

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Stake President’s reaction to my religious epiphany

Posted on November 8, 2011 by SteveBloor

Many Church leaders are judgemental and think people who leave the Church only do so because of sin! It’s a sickening & an appallingly judgemental attitude, but unfortunately it’s the normal response from Church leaders. As bishops & Stake Presidents … Continue reading →

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Being a Mormon: Implications on Marriage & Family Life (my thoughts)

Posted on November 8, 2011 by SteveBloor

There are ostensibly three individuals involved in a Mormon marriage. The husband, wife, & the Mormon God. A fictitious extra-marital partner! However, with the Mormon God being a fabrication of each spouse’s mind, that means there are actually two other … Continue reading →

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Mormon District President Child Abuser

Posted on November 2, 2011 by SteveBloor

I sometimes find it difficult to speak or write about Church issue’s without becoming emotional in some way, whether that’s anger, or sadness, because it is still so recent that I discovered that I had been deceived by the Church. … Continue reading →

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