Thomas Wirthlin McConkie
“This book on Mormonism is beautifully written, easy to read, and comes from a deeply held love for a community experiencing growing pains. What I rejoice in above all is that it offers a path through and beyond tests of faith for not just Latter-day Saints, but for all religious communities facing similar struggles. May McConkie’s seeds for ongoing dialogue and mutual tolerance fall on fertile ground.”
Harvard Graduate School of Education, Ed.D
“This book is sure to be a game-changer for all those experiencing a painful faith transition, particularly (but not solely) within the LDS tradition. McConkie charts the upside of moving through various stages of adulthood on our path to spiritual maturity and soundness. This book will be hailed as a ‘godsend’ by many.”
Coauthor of The God Who Weeps and
The Crucible of Doubt
“Thomas McConkie is a significant new pioneer author on the LDS scene. His experience and expertise in developmental psychology allow him to guide us with insight and compassion through our faith troubles and to reassure us that all can be well as we gain deeper understanding of the developmental process. An important book for our time.”
Author of The God Seed and A Light In the Wilderness
Thomas is the founder of Lower Lights School of Wisdom. He has been practicing mindfulness and other meditative techniques for 20 years and studying their effects on human potential. He lives in Salt Lake City, Utah with his partner Gloria and their dog Luna.