Scott Raines

Scott Raines

Scott Raines is a Latter-day Saint writer interested in the arts, technology and religion. He lives in Utah.

The BYU-Pathway paradox: Lifting at scale, one by one
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What our culture gets wrong about aging and death
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'Don Quixote' and the cure for brain rot
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Perspective: Billions shall know 'Brother Joseph' again
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With political divisions center stage, faith continues uniting Americans in unpretentious ways
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Wealth, health, family — which should come first?
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America, the land of the free and the home of the faithful
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The iPad Pro ad was a disaster that gives me hope
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When influencers influence too much
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The value of presence over presents
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The troubling premise of Meta’s new AI
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The ‘God-sized hole’ in the American university
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Perspective: What Harry Potter birthday celebrations say about fiction — and reality
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Perspective: Progressives, C.S. Lewis and the ‘problem of pain’
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Perspective: The noise pollution we inflict on ourselves
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Climate activists and their war on art
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Perspective: Why all women deserve our attention and love on Mother’s Day
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The dressing down of America
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Perspective: What Dostoevsky can teach us about suffering and faith
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Perspective: We need holy days, not just holidays
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