A Mormon woman's journey to a broader concept of religion. Reviewed in the United States on October 1, Verified Purchase. The Mormon Diaries traces the journey of the author Sonia Stone through her life as a Mormon woman to her eventual abandonment of Mormonism for /5(31). Last week I posted a review of Sophia L. Stone's Mormon Diaries over at my new site Blessed Are The Peace Makers. Many of you know and love Sophia. She's one of the first people I met when I ventured out in to the blogosphere. I love that her book was birthed from a collection of essays she wrote during the A to Z Blogging Challenge. · Mormon Diaries by Sophia L. Stone. NOOK Book (eBook) $ Sign in to Purchase Instantly. –Joanna Brooks, author of The Book of Mormon Girl “Sophia Stone captured my attention from the beginning. This collection of personal essays, about questioning the legitimacy of Mormonism after having faith in the religion for the first 30 Pages:
Q A With Author Sophia L. Stone, Part 2 Read more of the interview with the author of Mormon Diaries. Sophia L. Stone discusses her views on religion, and what it would take to make the Church a better place for all. Q: If the Mormon leadership acknowledged all your major issues and took active steps. Mormon Diaries|Sophia L, Shamrock Season|Jennifer Rose, Research Methods in Psychology for High School Students|Jennie Jamison, Bezmel's Vespiary|Mr Chris Lowe. Posted on by Sophia L. Stone Mormon Diaries Brought up in a religious home Sophia believes the only way to have a forever family is by following church leaders and obediently choosing the right She goes to the right school marries the right m.
Sophia L. Stone had one such occasion and in Mormon Diaries she shares her intimate struggle through a devastating crisis of faith, as well as the strength and support she discovered along her journey. In the spring of , while participating in a blog challenge, Sophia wrote a series of essays to help her understand her dilemma. Mormon Diaries by Sophia L. Stone Brought up in a religious home, Sophia believes the only way to have a forever family is by following church leaders and obediently choosing the right. She goes to the right school, marries the right man in the right place, and does the right thing by staying home to raise her children. Last week I posted a review of Sophia L. Stone's Mormon Diaries over at my new site Blessed Are The Peace Makers. Many of you know and love Sophia. She's one of the first people I met when I ventured out in to the blogosphere. I love that her book was birthed from a collection of essays she wrote during the A to Z Blogging Challenge.
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