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Guest Opinion: The Church and LGBT Youth Suicide: Inaccurate Claims May do More Harm Than Good
In the wake of The Church of Jesus Christ’s recent policy change related to LGBT families and baptisms, one commentator in a national publication rightly acknowledged “that it’s impossible to know the cause of most suicides,” but nonetheless inferred a connection between the “policies of the LDS Chu
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