Everything I've Always Wanted to Ask Ex-Mormon John Dehlin, Answered ft.

John Dehlin is usually the one asking the tough questions in his Mormon Stories interviews. This time, I turn the tables and find out some of the most shocking things he's heard in his 25+ years of experience podcasting, how he handles the spotlight, public smearing, how it impacts his family life, his current beliefs and more!

00:00 Intro
00:02:06 The most shocking things you've heard in an Interview?
00:25:36 What inspires you to keep going?
00:33:32 How do you deal with the negative criticism?
00:46:46 How does your family handle your role as the ultimate apostate?
00:52:57 What are your current spiritual beliefs?
01:03:00 What is the most difficult thing about no longer being LDS?
01:06:32 The benefits of having the podcast?

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About John:
Dr. John Dehlin, who has a A PHD in counseling psychology started the Mormon Stories podcast in 2005 and is the #1 Mormon themed podcast out there which provides an important resource in helping others through their faith transitions. He’s been featured on a variety of other podcasts and news outlets and is holding the church accountable for their actions & informational control.

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