[…] the Father, who was also considered to be the God of the Old Testament (Kirkland 1984, 37). 3. Between 1838 and 1844, Joseph Smith introduced the concept of an infinite lineal hierarchy of Gods. […]
[…] free cultural exchange and trading throughout much of their history (Alma 22; 23:15-17; 47:35-38; 55:4; Hel. 6:7-8; 4 Ne. 20; Moro. 2:8; 6:15). Lamanites became Nephites and Nephite dissenters became Lamanites (Words of Mormon […]
[…] dominated, and the subordinate group has often been segregated, that is, separated physically “in residence, workplace, and social functions.” Attempts to eliminate segregation have taken several alternative routes, including (1) assimilation, “the process by […]
[…] battles of the Lord. I will also cross the Atlantic, encounter the queen’s forces, and overcome them —plant the American standard on English ground, and then march to the palace of her majesty, and […]
[…] battles of the Lord. I will also cross the Atlantic, encounter the queen’s forces, and overcome them —plant the American standard on English ground, and then march to the palace of her majesty, and […]
[…] possibility. Certainly many supporters resided there, and, as the eastern team began to wane, this seemed like an ideal time to make a home for Dialogue where so many might give it the nurturing […]
The ordinance of baptism was known and practiced in all ages that knew the Gospel of Jesus Christ, both before and after His lifetime on earth. We find accounts of baptisms in the Pearl […]
[…] referred to as the LDS Church). The RLDS Church also sought to define itself by constructing internal boundaries —boundaries of authority, of internal structure and of religious dogma and belief. Finally, identity was sought through […]
Yet at the resurrection we shall see A fair edition, and of matchless worth, Tree from err at as, new in heaven set forth. —JOSEPH CAPEN, Lines upon Mr. John Foster. The literature surveyed […]