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672: Amy McPhie Allebest Pt. 2
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Amy McPhie Allebest is a lifelong member of the Church, a returned missionary, a temple-married wife and mother of four, and a graduate student at Stanford University. Last month, her article "Dear Mormon Man..." went viral and caught Mormon Stories\' attention as a unique voice in Mormon Feminism.\\xa0
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In this episode, we discuss Amy\'s trajectory from her unquestioningly trusting childhood through her tumultuous, prolonged faith transition, brought on by the problematic language of the temple and a deep dive into Church History, to her current commitment to remain active in the Church despite her rejection of Patriarchy.
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Check out more of Amy\'s writing in this month\'s Exponent II, and on\\xa0http://mormondom.com, a publication on Medium.com.
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