Episode 07: Coming of Age in the Mormon Church, How LDS youth are conditioned into conformity
Episode 07: Coming of Age in the Mormon Church, How LDS youth are conditioned into conformity
Episode 07: Coming of Age in the Mormon Church, How LDS youth are conditioned into conformity
Self-exploration, peer relationships, and preparing for adulthood are the hallmarks of a healthy teenage experience. But what if that time is being taken up with religious classes, choreographed relationships, and focusing on an external group's needs. In this episode, we explore what it means to be a youth, ages 12-18, in the Mormon church and the psychological damage of conformity and judgment.
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