Sirius A is Kolob and God lives on Sirius B
It is well known that Joseph Smith had an interest in folk magic, including scrying and astrology. It is also
Category: Scholarship
Unretracted and Unrebuked: The Enduring Authority of The Journal of Discourses
On September 13th, 1852, the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued a letter saying:
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Journal of Discourses Prefaces
The Journal of Discourses have a pseudo-canonical status for many Mormons, myself included. There are many platforms which have the
Meaning of the Reform Mormon Symbol
This has been the Reform Mormon symbol since 2003. That means that this has been a symbol of Mormonism for
Timeline of the Restoration Church of Jesus Christ
I am trying to get the timeline straight of this church, so I thought I would make a post and
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“New Offshoot of LDS Church Springs Up” Sunstone Magazine, Volume 10, Number 10 (March 1986)
This article was published in Sunstone Magazine, Volume 10, Number 10 (March 1986). On February 8th, 1986 three people representing
The Restoration Church of Jesus Christ’s “Hidden Revelations”.
I recently came into possession of several hundred archival documents related to The Restoration Church of Jesus Christ (RCJC). I
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“A Case for Multiple Lifetimes: Have We Lived Before?” by Patriarch John R. Crane
John R. Crane was one of the founders of The Church of Jesus Christ of All Latter-day Saints, also known
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Robert M. McIntier’s November 6th, 1986 Letter
This is a letter written by Robert M. McIntier, on November 6th,, 1986. While Antonio A. Feliz was the president
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Lindsay Hansen Park on Garment Changes
LDS Garments have always been a point of contention with women in the LDS church. They have been uncomfortable, contribute