Emily W. Jensen: Today in the Bloggernacle

Tuesday, Mar. 18:— Fascinating historical look at the "Rabbi Edward Joseph Isaacson's Sojurn in Utah." You may ask, who was this rabbi? In the nineteenth century he converted to Mormonism, translated the Book of Mormon into Yiddish and then left the Church. For a much more detailed outline of his life, click on over.— "Top Ten reasons to be a Green Mormon" is hilarious as well as insightful. I particularly liked No. 6: "The stuff in Revelations doesn't sound so bad if you believe in global warming." Check it out!— What would you do different as a missionary? Be kinder? Obey more . . . or less? Read this thought-provoking "what if" list over at Nine Moons. And add your own "I would . . . " to "Every Missionary a Missionary."— Forming her opinion around President Monson's 1971 talk, "The Women's Movement: Liberation or Deception?" this blogger produces an intriguing post on "What a Woman to do?" Agree or disagree, it's worth the read.