Stephen Mansfield

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The Rise of Turkey

February 6, 2013Comment

Stephen discusses the rising power of Turkey in world affairs.

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Turkey is reversing years of antagonism with its Arab neighbors: http://www.economist.com/node/14753776

Category: Posted Under: Culture, economics, History, Islam, Muslim, The Kurds, The Middle East, The Ottoman Empire, tourism, Turkey

The “Human Inferno” Faith Test

August 15, 2012Comment

Stephen uses a homespun analogy in order to make a critical point.

Category: Posted Under: atheism, doctrine, Islam, Judeo-Christian values, morality, Mormonism, open-mindedness, the 2012 Presidential Race, theology

The Mormonizing of America: Chapter One of the Audiobook

July 5, 2012Comment

Read by John McClain. Courtesy of Oasis Audio. You can purchase the audio version of The Mormonizing of America at www.oasisaudio.com/product.php?prod=9781613751633

Category: Posted Under: Aaronic priesthood, cult, doctrine, Islam, Joseph Smith, Mitt Romney, Mormonism, Mormons, Oasis Audio, priesthood authority, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Worthy Publishing

World Religions On Your Own

June 6, 20122 Comments

Stephen contends that the need has never been greater for conversation, education and investigation regarding today’s world religions—including our own.

Category: Posted Under: "For Dummies" series, belief, Buddhism, Christianity, Culture, education, Hinduism, Islam, iTunes University, Josh McDowell, Judaism, Ken Boa, Mormonism, perspective, understanding, world religions

The Vanderbilt University Version of Equality

May 23, 2012Comment

Stephen talks about Vanderbilt University’s recently instituted “all-comers policy.”

Category: Posted Under: campus organizations, Christianity, discrimination, equality, gender, Islam, Nashville, non-discrimination, race, Religion, Tennessee, tolerance

Four Horsemen of Our Age

March 1, 2012Comment

Stephen describes four religious forces shaping our times.

The World’s Most Persecuted Religion

January 18, 2012Comment

Stephen describes the world’s most persecuted religion and ways to bring this persecution to an end.

Category: Posted Under: Amnesty International, Christians, discrimination, Islam, martyrdom, martyrs, Muslim, Pew Forum, Religion, religious minorities, religious persecution, State Department, The Christian Church, torture

Stephen’s Top Ten Faith Trends of 2011

December 28, 20111 Comment

Stephen takes a look back at the most interesting faith-based developments of 2011.

Category: Posted Under: abortion, agnosticism, Arab Spring, atheism, born-again Christians, Brigham Young University, Christianity, demographics, Egypt, Faith, Glenn Beck, Hinduism, Iraq, Islam, Judaism, Martin Luther, Mitt Romney, Mormonism, Muslim Brotherhood, Mystics, pro life, Protestantism, Reformers, Religion, Rob Bell, Roe vs. Wade, Stephen Covey, Stephenie Meyer, The Book of Mormon

Are All Religions One?

September 18, 20116 Comments

Stephen discusses Chrislam, a new movement attempting to merge Christianity and Islam, and the misguided notion that all religions lead to the same place.