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Tag Archives: Brigham Young
How Well Do You Know Mormon Church Leaders of the Past?
Last month (March 2011) Ensign magazine included a challenge titled “How Well Do You Know Our Church Leaders?” It consisted of 15 details from the lives of the 15 current Prophets, Seers and Revelators of the LDS Church. Readers were … Continue reading
Mormon and Jewish Parallels
The Salt Lake Tribune recently reported on a lecture given in Salt Lake City’s Jewish Community Center by LDS speaker Mark Paredes. A blogger for the online Jewish Journal, Mr. Paredes believes “Mormons have much more to say to Jews … Continue reading
Posted in Early Mormonism, Mormon History
Tagged anti-Semitism, Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball, Jews, Persecution
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Too Little Time, Too Much to Do
On October 8th, 1854 Brigham Young delivered a conference discourse in Salt Lake City. After making several preliminary remarks to the congregation he said, “I think these preliminaries will satisfy me, and I feel prepared to take my text: it … Continue reading
Posted in Brigham Young, General Conference
Tagged Adam and Eve, Brigham Young, General Conference
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Post-Mortal Appearances of Joseph Smith
JT Hillman wrote a letter to the editor of Louisiana’s towntalk.com. In an effort to point people to Christ, JT wrote (in part), “I read in The Town Talk, some dear person was thanking St. Jude. St. Jude cannot help … Continue reading
The Only Way to Atone
Ronnie Lee Gardner shot and killed an attorney in Salt Lake City in 1985. Convicted and sentenced to death, Mr. Gardner is finally nearing the end of his appeals processes. As he faces the reality of his execution, as allowed … Continue reading
Posted in Brigham Young, Early Mormonism, Forgiveness, Mormon Culture, Mormon History
Tagged Atonement, Brigham Young
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Danites
Always interested in Mormon history, I’m currently reading a book about the 1856 Mormon handcart tragedy. Before getting to the heart of the story, the author (David Roberts) provides a sketch of some of the history of the Saints leading … Continue reading
Mormon Jurors Not Welcome
Last week The Associated Press reported, Defense asks for no Mormons on murder trial jury OGDEN, Utah — An attorney for a man charged with aggravated murder have filed a motion to keep off the jury any members of the … Continue reading
Posted in Forgiveness
Tagged Blood Atonement, Brigham Young, Bruce McConkie, Jedediah Grant, Joseph Smith
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Bruce McConkie vs. Brigham Young
I was reading an article in the Deseret News on Saturday that discusses the history of “The Seven Deadly Sins.” At the end of the article the journalist mentions a fireside talk the late LDS Apostle Bruce R, McConkie gave … Continue reading