“Practice Makes Perfect I'll know better next time Than to even begin; Everything's easier on the second try-- Especially sin.” — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
“Optical Illusion" Time is a stage magician Pulling sleight-of-hand tricks To make you think things go. There Eclipsed by the quick scarf A lifetime… — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
“We can think a healed thought and speak a healed word, speak of and to the two who are One, our MotherGoddessFatherGod. The hopeful… — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
“And Whoever is in charge of all this will walk with us, and will help us to sort out the mysteries and help us… — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
“In April of 2006, the Church-owned Desert Morning News, in a remarkable week-long series on suicide in Utah, reported: "A former surgeon general who… — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
“There's an old Jewish saying: An enemy is someone whose story you do not know. (22)” — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
“I would not have been able to articulate it at that time, but I had begun a painful journey toward an impossible goal, a… — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
“I experience Mormondom to be a warm and beautiful and well-appointed home in which you suddenly find you're in a Patriarchy Funhouse that features… — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
“I wonder-Did I peek through the veil impatiently, while you slowly forged the bonds that brought me to mortality? And do you now stand… — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
“Today's science should also relieve us of the fear that our children are at great risk to be recruited into homosexuality. I believe that… — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
“When Heaven has an earthquake you fall to your knees and feel through the rubble to find the pieces of God. When my eternal,… — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
“I suggest that the representation of women deserves a much higher consideration in our religious discourse. When words are presented as if they come… — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
“Being treated with politeness, consideration, even respect is different from being treated as an equal.” — Carol Lynn Pearson Copy Share Image
