This is for encouragement, ideas, and support for people going through a faith transition no matter where you hope to end up. This is also the place to laugh, cry, and love together.
One of the assignments for a history class I'm just finishing was a PowerPoint presentation about the history of a local community. A Navajo student in the class talked about the Indian Placement Program, pros and cons. He touched briefly on some of the weird fruits like BYU's travelling performance group Lamanite Generation. I felt immediately embarrassed for having even grown up in that generation.
In the Q and A portion I asked him if he's aware of any Navajos who still self-identify as Lamanite. He said, "No. That's something that has caused a lot of bad feelings." He referenced a book called Making Lamanites. Just wondering if anyone is familiar with this.
“The easy confidence with which I know another man's religion is folly teaches me to suspect that my own is also.” -Mark Twain
Jesus: "The Kingdom of God is within you." The Buddha: "Be your own light."
