Though Thom Harrison and the book Visions of Glory are perhaps more a symptom than a cause, it can't be ignored how many acts of crime and violence are attached to this prophetic vision turned novel. Some of those LDS leadership roles enabled the madness.

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The weird world of Utah wellness, self-help, and coaching have crossed streams with mental health counseling in a way that seems to have struck a chord, or rather discord, with LDS faithfuls.

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It's time to take a critical view of LDS family vlogging. While filming your children's privacy for money is generally amoral, the popularity of LDS family channels also serves a nefarious purpose for the church. Clips pulled from Alessa Grenfell's YouTube channel and @thetomsters Instagram page.

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Sexual sin comes in many forms, according to the Latter Day prophets. Every stripe and variety, however, originates from one source. Satan himself. You too are at risk of landing in the grip of Satan's slippery palm, but have you heard the good news? You can fight the devil off in 12 simple steps.

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The church's belief system on sexuality is so integral, so consequential, to the everyday member's life, that an entire therapy market has blossomed across Utah that revolves around "recovering" from addiction to sexual thoughts. Masturbating? Attracted to a movie star? Kissing someone of the same gender? You've got a problem. And LDS Family Services has just the solution for you. It's just not one that most licensed therapists would ever recommend.

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The crescendo of False Memory Recovery damage in the LDS community came in the year 1985 with the SRA claims from therapist Dr. Barbara Snow, whose questionable practices caused insurmountable damage.

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As the concept of recovered memory therapy propagated across the US in the 1980s, therapists with an LDS faith seem to be primed to welcome the idea of satanic possession. Further, sometimes the memories "recovered" were more corporeal. Featuring commentary by Jordan and McKay.

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Though the Satanic Panic didn't originate in the LDS community, people like Beatrice Sparks, a Mormon homemaker turned author, latched onto the fear of liberalism and made a ton of money off the backs of her fellow Saints.

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Commentary by Beth Magnetic of Mormon True Crime. Some Place Under Neith produced and edited by Adam Wirtz and Last Podcast Network. Artwork by Kevin Conor Keller, intro song "Subway" by Lunachicks, remixed by Devin Castaldi-Micca.

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