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Monthly Archives: January 2008
Priesthood, Temple, and Semantics
Most people know that in our current arrangement, young men tend to receive the priesthood at age 12, when they are ordained to the office of Deacon in the Aaronic priesthood. This has been the case only since the 1880′s … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Doctrine, Marginalia
17 Comments
Mormonism and the State
Many skeptics of Mitt Romney on both the right and the left are concerned that he would impose his Mormonism on the State, constituting a dangerous mixing of religion and political power. I am confident that there is no basis … Continue reading
Posted in Political Philosophy, Politics
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Abhortion
Why shouldn’t those who publicly teach that one must be politically pro-life in order to be a good Mormon be excommunicated for teaching false doctrine?
Posted in Doctrine
17 Comments
What’s Missing From the Three-Fold Mission?
I don’t really know much about the history of the Three-Fold Mission of the Church: To Perfect the Saints, Proclaim the Gospel, and Redeem the Dead (Perhaps someone can refer something to read) I do know, however, that the Three-Fold … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
25 Comments
Why No Social Gospel?
Much of 20th century Christianity has emerged out of the Social Gospel movements. The Social Gospel movements see Christianity primarily about the alleviation of suffering for the poor and oppressed. These movements became increasingly influential in the Great Depression. They … Continue reading
Posted in Political Philosophy, Speculation
28 Comments
Do we really believe the Book of Mormon?
Sitting in Sunday School this week and rereading 1 Ne 1-7, I couldn’t help but wonder if we as Mormons really believed the central theological message of the Book of Mormon that the righteous will prosper in the land, or … Continue reading
Posted in Book of Mormon
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Armaund Mauss Interview
No, not here. Over here. Good stuff, go read it. (T&S had a similar interview in 2004, part one, part two.) “For Mormons, living in a certain way is more important than believing in a certain way. We can infer … Continue reading
Posted in Doctrine, LDS Church History, Mormon Studies
7 Comments
Interpretation and Revelation
I’ve been thinking lately about the question of revelation; not necessarily in a definitional sense (in terms of this post we can talk about revelation as knowledge revealed from God to his prophet(s)), but in a material sense–is revelation an … Continue reading
Posted in Doctrine
17 Comments
