The Post-Mormon Scrapbook is an ongoing work in progress. Content is added to it regularly by members of the Post-Mormon Community and we expect that someday it will rival the Encyclopedia Britannica! Okay, so that might be a little optimistic but we do expect it to grow to include many useful articles and bits of information that are of interest to former Mormons...and maybe even a few Mormons who find their way here. Below is an index of its content to date.
| Personal Accounts of Leaving Mormonism | A link to personal accounts of why people have left Mormonism. |
| PostMormon.org FAQ | Answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ) about PostMormon.org |
| Influence of Masonry on Early Mormonism | A concise comparison between Mormonism's temple ceremony and the Masonic temple ceremony. |
| Rough Stone Rolling |
A critical examination of Richard L. Bushman’s book, Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling |
| Post-Mo Metamap |
Map & description of stages one might go through when leaving Mormonism. Developed with PostMo members and draws upon Kubler-Ross's Grief Model |
| Recommended Books |
A list of recommended books. |
| Answers to Apologetic Questions |
Dr. Simon Southerton's answers to apologetic responses to his book, Losing a Lost Tribe: Native Americans, DNA, and the Mormon Church |
| Glossary of Terms |
A glossary of terms used among former Mormons. |
| Mormonism-An Evolved Ethos?? |
Summaries of two models: Stages of Spirituality and Stages of Moral Development, with links. You decide where Mormonism resides. |
| Points to Ponder | A list of points to ponder that may facilitate making a common sense decision about Mormonism. |
| Advice for college students leaving the Church | In response to some questions from a particular college student, one of our members (Skeptic) wrote this list of advice for college students who are questioning or leaving the Church. I liked it so much that I asked his permission to post it here in the Scrapbook. |
| The Best of The Community Forum | A new and growing list of some of the best discussion in The Community discussion forum |
| Postmormon Book Club |
Read and discuss the book o' the month with your fellow postmormons. |
| Old Postmormon forum | Link to the old Postmormon Forum |