Roger Pimentel: From the Overflow
Roger PimentelA committed Latter-day Saint's essays on the gospel and the Church, and the moments when they happen to overlap.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 60 | Subscribers | Read | rogerpimentel.com |
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How people like me want to be treated at church
In 1967, BYU professor Richard D. Poll proposed that there are two kinds of Latter-day Saints—not good and bad members of the Church, and not active or less-active, but Iron Rod members and Liahona members.
You can't earn God's love, because you can't earn what you already have
The thing I needed most, growing up in the Church, was a hug.
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VP at Boncom, husband, father, Latter-day Saint, writer, and TIME Magazine 2006 Person of the Year. He/him. Opinions are my own, and don't reflect the views of my employer or any other organization.
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