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Margi Dehlin's Life as a Mormon (Pt. 1 of 3 - Rec. 2016) | Ep. 684

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Margi Dehlin's Life as a Mormon (Pt. 1 of 3 - Rec. 2016) | Ep. 684

Margi Dehlin's Life as a Mormon (Pt. 1 of 3 - Rec. 2016) | Ep. 684

Description: I am incredibly pleased to re-release this 3-part interview with my wife of 33 years, Margaret (Margi) Weber Dehlin - first recorded in 2016 (a year after our excommunication from the Mormon church). I say "our" excommunication, because Margi felt that when they excommunicated me, they excommunicated our family as well.

Part 1: Margi's life as a believing Mormon. This includes questions about how her family joined the LDS church in Washington D.C. during the 1970s, reflections on her own "conversion" to the church, Margi's favorite parts about being a believing, active Mormon, and the most challenging parts as well.

Part 2: Margi's faith crisis and transition away from Mormon orthodoxy, including our time trying to remain LDS as semi-believers, and her experiences and reflections on my excommunication. Topics include the impetus for Margi's faith transition, how she/we "came out" to our children parents, extended family, etc. as unorthodox Mormons, and what the most difficult and rewarding parts of the transition were.

Part 3: Margi's life and perspective now, as a post-Mormon, including reflections on her current beliefs and non-beliefs, her approach to nurturing a healthy/happy family without religion, how she approaches raising children without the church, and why she feels as though she and our family are happier and healthier than ever before after leaving the church.

Timecodes:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:09:07 - Mormon transitions project
00:13:40 - Belief was a challenge
00:18:00 - Challenging her religious professors
00:25:50 - The holes that religion filled
00:31:59 - Meaning and purpose
00:38:22 - Relationship with God and Jesus
00:43:45 - Parts that were painful and challenging
00:46:47 - Eating disorder
00:52:55 - Temple experience
00:55:00 - Deeply uncomfortable with garments
00:59:55 - Conditional love
01:04:01 - Doubts
01:10:05 - What kept her committed
01:15:45 - Identity enmeshed in the Church
00:17:13 - She never saw herself leaving
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