But this whole under the banner, having things, it took over social media, at least my social

media, especially Twitter.

And then when the Roe vs. Wade thing happened, it kind of has anyone had their close Mormon

friends or family watch it, and if so, their reaction.

We don't have to talk about it now or later, but because I haven't, I don't know anyone

who's watched the part from, like, close Mormon people.

One of the main promotional pictures that was on Hulu was of a woman wearing temple attire.

I think immediately that would any, you know, active friend or family member that I know

of or that I personally have interacted with.

Yeah, that's where it was, like, really striking to me, like, the misogyny, like, it was so

heavy.

And, like, I was having a hard time, like, trying to, like, understand if, like, that was accurate

or not.

Like, are they just, like, because I'm like, there's no way that the church is that misogynistic,

but then I'm like, wait, yes, yes, it is.

His doubt was his greatest ally.

He was always constantly doubting, and I think a life of faith is not a life of certainty.

A life of faith is a life of doubt, and I think it is so healthy to doubt.

It's so healthy to doubt oneself, it's so healthy to doubt any assumption we make about

how to live.

And I think what I say, when I mean when I say certainty scares me, certainty starts

war.

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