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Event: Salt Lake Symposium 2000

Building Successful Relationships Based On Equality

Building Successful Relationships Based On Equality Abstract Too often the priesthood issue makes it difficult to know how to successfully be part of an LDS couple and achieve true equality. The Proclamation on the Family, for example, promotes both honoring the priesthood and equal partnership in marriage. I will discuss how to resolve the confusion …

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Politics of Zion

Politics of Zion Mormon scriptures contain several accounts of the perfectly just or righteous city. The City of Enoch and the Nephite civilization after the appearance of the Savior come readily to mind. My paper will analyze these Mormon accounts in the context of the ancients’ philosophic discussion of the just city, particularly in Plato. …

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Should Churches Seek Forgiveness

Should Churches Seek Forgiveness Within the past several years, various organizations, governments, and ecclesiastical institutions have sought forgiveness for past, and in some instances, current wrongs. Recently, on behalf of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope John Paul apologized for sins Catholics committed against Jews, African Americans, women, and those sexually abused by the clergy. And …

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Transformations: A Mormon Mission, 1957-1959

Transformations: A Mormon Mission, 1957-1959 I look back on my mission to Great Britain and reflect aloud about significant changes in the direction of the missionary program of the Church itself during that period, changes that allowed a church of just under a million to expand to ten million in 40 years. Important things were …

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New Light On The Mormons 19th-Century Western Infantry: A Discussion Of Will Bagley’s And David Bigler’s Army Of Israel

New Light On The Mormons 19th-Century Western Infantry: A Discussion Of Will Bagley’s And David Bigler’s Army Of Israel From General Daniel Tyler’s classic account of the 1850s to Norma Ricketts’s scholarly work nearly 150 years later, the Mormon Battalion continues to fascinate historians and history buffs. Recruited in 1846 to aid the United States …

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