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Tag Archives: Gordon B. Hinckley
A Mormon Prophet’s Gratitude at Christmas
Earlier this week Eric Johnson posted a poem here on Mormon Coffee titled “The Gift.” I venture to say that gifts of all kinds are on our minds this week. With the idea of gifts also (hopefully!) comes an attitude … Continue reading
Posted in Gordon B. Hinckley, Jesus Christ, Joseph Smith, Mormon Culture
Tagged Christmas, Gordon B. Hinckley, Joseph Smith
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Mormonism’s Gospel of Jesus Christ An Open Book?
In the 2012 book Mormons An Open Book, Written by a Mormon, What You Really Want to Know, author Anthony Sweat gets right to the point: “The gospel of Jesus Christ is this: “1. Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, … Continue reading
Murder Among Mormons
“On October 15, 1985, a pipe bomb wrapped with nails exploded in the hands of Steve Christensen, a young Salt Lake City businessman. Two hours later, a similar bomb shattered the calm of a quiet cul-de-sac in one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Gordon B. Hinckley, Mark Hofmann
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“We relied on the integrity of Mr. Hofmann…”
Looking through my files pertaining to “This Day in Mormon History” I came across this for January 14th.: 1983 – Mark Hofmann sold the [LDS] Church, through the agency of Gordon B. Hinckley, a forged letter from Joseph Smith to … Continue reading
Inviting Non-Mormons: Bring the Good With You
LDS President Gordon B. Hinckley is gracious toward people of other faiths. In his October First Presidency Message, written primarily to new members of the LDS Church, President Hinckley wrote: …there are many good people in other churches. There is … Continue reading