In any case, I will be presenting "One Thousand Years of Mormonism" at 8:30 AM MDT (7:30 PDT/AZ) on Friday, July 30. I will be doing a virtual presentation like last year. If you would like to attend, registration is at https://sunstonemagazine.com/registration/
The abstract I presented is:
If you are interested in attending, the presentation will also feature a Restoration narrative you have never heard about, a calculated projection of resignations, a brief history of one of the worst decisions of the Catholic church, and the unintentionally hilarious future of what happens when 120 billion dollars is left in the bank for a thousand years. I will also leave attendees with an "I can't believe no one thought of this" equation that will immediately let you know if the LDS is growing or declining. Plus you will get to see my epic beard and learn my real name.No Kidding, Corsair actually wrote:What could Mormonism look like upon reaching the one thousandth anniversary since the Restoration? We start with a premise that Mormonism does become a surviving belief system into the future of humanity and various ways it could develop. Comparison will be made with other belief systems and social structures that have survived long periods of time. Expectations for 21st century Mormons will be proposed.
As usual, I will also have slide deck with far more numbers and equations than should appear in a religious presentation. But I'm a programmer and simply cannot help myself. Come join me at the 2021 Sunstone Symposium! Attendance will make sure that you never get called into leadership in your ward. (Sorry, Graey)
