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In a recent address to a Regional Representatives Seminar, President Kimball stated— We asked last conference for all members to pray with increased sincerity for peace in all nations and especially China, and […]
<i>Dialogue 14.1 (Spring 1981): 65–73</i><br>I believe there is a connection between theway influential supporters of the amendment think about equality and abor-tion, and I believe that the drive for a particular definition of equality […]
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