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How Certainty Can Stifle Spiritual Growth

David French wrote, “We live in an age of misplaced certainty, when even the smallest expressions of doubt or the slightest of disagreements break institutions and fracture families." In Episode 201, Cynthia and Susan take on certainty as it contributes to the development of a Church monoculture. Is there room for existential or intellectual humility in a True church? And as members of an organization built around checklists and worthiness assessments, can Latter-day Saints allow individual conscience to function as a holy disruptor? Join Cynthia Winward and Susan Hinckley on "At Last She Said It," the podcast amplifying LDS women's voices, Mormon faith journeys, and honest discussions about church experiences. Whether you're an active Latter-day Saint woman navigating changes in your faith, or exploring religious deconstruction and recontstruction from other Christian backgrounds, communities, or as an ex-member of these faiths, this show is your safe space. We dive into spiritual empowerment, women's roles in religion, faith transitions, and personal stories that resonate with women across the belief spectrum. Our episodes foster community and healing through candid conversations. Discover insights from our book, "At Last She Said It: Honest Conversations About Faith, Church, and Everything In Between," and join us for episodes that challenge norms while affirming your journey. Subscribe for more: https://www.atlastshesaidit.com/subsc... Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4X09Hbr... Follow us on Instagram: @atlastshesaidit Buy the book: https://www.amazon.com/Last-She-Said-... #LDSWomen #MormonFaithJourneys #ChristianlWomenFaith #FaithTransitions #WomensFaithDiscussions #Religious #MormonLife #SpiritualEmpowerment We are women of faith discussing complicated things. We started this channel to share some of our favorite topics with another audience. We ask people to think about old ideas in new ways. That kind of stretching can be uncomfortable, but we call it "Holy Discomfort". The willingness to consider diverse perspectives- even on the things we hold most dear- fells essential in an evolving world. we've learned that sometimes we have to be open to changing our minds, including how we think about ourselves. Faith is alive when it is growing, and growing means change. -Susan