We like to throw rocks at the people who don't see the world in the way we do.

I don't know why.

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Alright, so we are now going to jump right into part three of this interview.

There are a lot of contemporary issues within Mormonism.

There's Prophesition 8.

There's the November 2015 policy.

There's still a lot of, there's still North Star, you know, Evergreen's Dead,

which you mentioned in your book, having some interactions with Evergreen.

And I should mention, we're back with Chad Anderson, who's the author of this book, Game Mormon Dad.

In the first two parts we've talked about his experience as a gay Mormon,

and eventually as a gay Mormon dad, and then eventually as a gay dad, who's no longer Mormon.

Chad is a licensed clinical social worker.

He works here in Salt Lake City, providing clinical services both to gay LGBT individuals,

but also other individuals experiencing faith crisis, healthy sexuality, sex positivity.

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