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[…] break the body of Christ as we separate ourselves from one another. This is not a holy breaking, a sacramental one, but an unholy one, a desecration. Jesus Christ came, God on earth, to […]
[…] to attain this prize are commanded to actively seek it. Although the Church frequently admonishes us to search for truth, no definitive method or exclusive source has ever been dogmatically pre scribed. As a […]
[…] let us know that we had committed one of the greatest sins a people could commit in breaking away from the Church and claiming plural marriage to be a great saving principle. (1:342) Apparently […]
[…] members who no longer “gather unto Zion” in America. How can the Church bureaucracy possibly communicate Church news and doctrinal discussions on an international scale? The Church’s response to these problems has been impressive. […]
The ancient Chinese curse has plainly caught up with the LDS church over the past decade—never have the Saints lived in more interesting times. The recent whirlwind of world political changes has opened up mission fields undreamed of only a few years ago, faster almost than we can respond. It has also made us the target of anti-American sentiment and violence. Yet, in spite of all, church membership has now reached nine million.
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[…] to grow. Eliza R. Snow Smith, Biography and Family Record of Lorenzo Snow (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Co., 1884). A comprehensive history of the Italian mission has not been written. For a short […]
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[…] England and shipped them to the United States. The 1879 Edition In the early 1870s the Deseret News Press in Salt Lake City began to assert itself as the primary source of printed material […]