The Queer Resolutions of 2010
The 2010 World Conference stands out as a crucial moment in the history of the church, as it marked the
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“The Woman’s Creed” by Rachel Conrad Wahlberg
From “Jesus and the Freed Woman” by Rachel Conrad Wahlberg, page 155 I believe in Godwho created woman and man
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“The Problems of Becoming a World Church” by Apostle Charles D. Neff
Part 1 Published in September 1974 Saints Herald (Vol.121-9:554) The subject suggests some contrasts. More than that, it suggests dramatic
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“What Shall We Teach” by Apostle Charles D. Neff
“What Shall We Teach” by Charles D. Neff, Apostle to Asia Saints Herald 114-21:726 (November 1st, 1967, pg 7) Introduction
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“Nephite or Angel? Which?” by Joseph Smith III
Published on February 10th, 1897 in The Saints Herald (Vol. 44-6:81) This article is the story of how a man
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The Buckner Declaration
The Price Preamble Since members of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints have found it necessary
The End of Prophecies Among the Prophetic People
In the early days of the Reorganization, it was understood that anyone could have revelations. Apostles gave revelations for their
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Commentary on the “Faithful Disagreement Policy”
The Restoration has a complicated relationship with balancing Common Consent and Dissent. The two extremes represent total submission to authority
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My Communion Prayers
The traditional communion prayers for the Restoration are first found in Moroni 4 and 5 and then repeated again in
John Hamer’s Response to the February Policy
The February Policy ultimately gained the awareness of advocates on February 19th. While it did not explicitly say so, I
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