How Mormonism Harms Its Disabled Members

An often overlooked demographic in the discussion of high-demand groups are people with various disabilities, who are treated differently and even told some outlandish doctrine about their bodies. René comes on to openly discuss what it was like converting to mormonism and then recognizing the harm it was causing her differently abled son & grandchildren.

Chapter Markers
00:00:00 Intro
00:03:20 René's first introduction to religiosity
00:09:25 Her friends' opinions of her when she converted to Mormonism as a teen
00:19:25 FREE intuitive text messages!
00:24:02 She wanted 10 children!
00:27:49 The LDS teachings on disable people
00:32:02 Her autistic grandson was alienated
00:37:58 She started seeing through the facade of the "perfect family"
00:46:56 René's current beliefs and perspectives on the afterlife and disable people
00:51:23 Her new perspective on her previously religious spiritual experiences
00:55:09 Linda, listen
00:57:20 Find and support René

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