Benson Boon opened up about his religious beliefs in a cover story interview with 'Rolling Stone' on Tuesday, March 11.

The approach of Mormonism and what he calls its “civic theology” is featured prominently in one chapter. Civic theology is the way Christians behave in a pluralistic society. Many of them ...

Boone – who was born in Monroe, Washington and grew up in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints – admitted he did not feel a connection to Mormonism. “Growing up, a lot of people ...

"How did Mormonism distinguish itself in such a crowded field?" asks professor Terryl Givens. "There were many people who claimed revelation from the heavens, who claimed prophets, who claimed to ...

Critics believed Mormonism combined the roles of church and state in an un-American way. The U.S. government targeted plural marriage, which was, in the words of journalist Ken Verdoia ...

Though Benson Boone was raised Mormon, he doesn't want to be boxed in to one religion or set of beliefs. In a cover story interview with Rolling Stone published on Tuesday, March 11, the "Beautifu ...