Welcome back to another episode of the podcast, Rami Upton Ruminations.

My name is Scott and I'm the host.

Today's episode is called

Doubt is not the enemy to faith. Thanks for coming back to listen to another episode.

The subject today that we'll discuss in just a sec here is a reframing of the concept of doubt.

There's many things that we've been taught as members of the LDS faith that doubt is.

And I don't think, I strongly disagree with the framing of the LDS Church about the concept of faith.

And that's what we're going to dig into today.

I want to read through a couple of comments that I got from the previous episode.

The comment section got a little spicy on a few of the, from a few people.

I'll just read a few of these in the discussions that we've been going over for the last few weeks it's been about being non-judgmental

in our conversations with believing family and friends and being compassionate

trying to find that compassion which can be

very very difficult um the listener Renee Nolan 3163 said compassion is possible I keep trying

but sadness over the loss of connection that we had for 50 years prevails in my heart

I really wish he was more compassionate and less

judgmental. But like you said, it is what it is. I need to find joy now. That, that,

you know, it was a short comment, but I loved it because it was full of an emotion that I think

many of us experience,

a sadness at the loss of relationships that we've had,

a willingness, at least on my part,

and I would like to assume on many of your parts,

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