‘Mormon Land’: Utah author Mette Ivie Harrison discusses leaving the church and the ‘five doctrines of ex-Mormonism'
(Courtesy) Utah novelist Mette Ivie Harrison.
Utah author Mette Ivie Harrison has been writing about her transition away from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Besides opposing some of the faith’s policies, practices and doctrines, Harrison also has cited the restrictive views held by some members. In a recent column, however, she notes that she again finds herself bumping into rigid thinking — this time coming from former members.
In this week’s show, Harrison discusses her spiritual journey and the “five doctrines of ex-Mormonism.”
Listen here.
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