Episode 180: Julie Rowe and Chad Daybell, Part Two

Year of Polygamy Podcast

Religion & Spirituality, History, Education, Christianity

4.8 • 821 Ratings

🗓️ 28 March 2020

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Join Lindsay and her guests Nathan Averett, Lisa Baker Heaton and Jacob Newman as they talk about the theology and beliefs of Julie Rowe and Chad Daybell. This part two of a two part episode. Listen to part one here.

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0:00.0	I'm How did I not see this coming? I guess I didn't think this through.
0:44.3	Hello and welcome back to another episode of the Year of Polygamy podcast.
0:51.8	I am your host, Lindsay, and we are starting part two of our
0:55.5	Julie Roe, Chad Daybell, Lori Daybell podcast. With me, I have Jacob Newman. I have Lisa Heaton and Nathan
1:02.6	Everett, and we are going to be talking about the sort of, I want to call it comparative theology
1:09.5	of Chad Daybell and Julie Roe, which I never
1:12.6	thought I would do. But I want to ask you a question because in our first episode, if you
1:16.5	haven't listened to the first part, you need to. Lisa just gave us a killer timeline on,
1:21.9	maybe I shouldn't use that word. She gave us a really great timeline on, gosh, is hard to talk about on the daybells and
1:30.6	Nathan introduced us to Chad Daybell and Jacob Newman introduced us to Julie Roe so please listen to
1:35.9	that if you haven't I want to ask all of you how I want to ask you this question several Mormon
1:43.0	fundamentalists have criticized me and several LDS.
1:46.5	Scholars have criticized me for calling these people Mormon, calling this Mormon theology, calling them Mormon fundamentalists. I don't think I'm wrong about that. I think that they fit. I think that they are taking certain Mormon fundamentals and really expanding on them in ways that other
2:02.8	fundamentalists have. For example, we talked about Jim Harmston and TLC, who he goes on to
2:09.0	write a more expansive theology on Mormon heaven and Mormon progression and things like that.
2:14.2	And I see these people doing something similar. So I want to hear all of your
2:17.9	thoughts first on are these, can we call them Mormon? Can we relate them with the LDS Church? I know the
2:23.3	LDS Church would not like to be associated with them, but what do you guys think about that?
2:27.2	So I don't know how you make the argument that they're not. I'd be interested in hearing that
2:30.5	argument because it's, it is, to me, it's so clearly rooted in LDS theology, the doctrine
2:36.8	of preparedness, preparing for the latter days. So I just, I would really be really interested to see
2:43.7	what those arguments are to me. It's, it's just completely inseparable. I think one of,
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