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A FOUNDATION OF TRUTH

Part 1 – What Is Truth and How Do We Obtain It There are a lot of rumors, memes, and accusations flying around these days regarding censorship, “fake news” and “conspiracy theories.” Conversations with family, friends and associates can quickly get divisive and heated as each of the various parties involved believe their strong feelings […]

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The Holy Order in Nauvoo

By Lisle G. Brown All rights reserved. November 1995. This document may be freely distributed, as long as it includes this statement and no alterations are made to the text. In the Spring of 1836, Joseph Smith introduced the Church’s first temple ordinances (washings, anointings, washing of the feet, and the solemn assembly) in the

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The Love of Our Father

An address given by John W. Taylor, son of the prophet John Taylor, of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles SALT LAKE TABERNACLE, about 1888. Church Historian’s office of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City How wonderful the old Patriarch Lehi must have felt at the time this great crisis

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UPDATE Official Church “Gospel Topic Essays” Part 1: Race – Why Being Scripturally Literate Matters

Originally published in 2013, updates have been made to the original essay’s URL and content, and we felt it would be good to provide the updates.   It has now been several years since a new page was put up at the Church’s official website that has caused quite a stir in a lot of

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Accuser of the Brethren

As we at Faithful Saints take up this labor, it is with the hope of receiving the help and blessings of the Lord and desiring His understanding. What is the difference between being the accuser of the true priesthood of God and blindly following just anyone because of their prescribed title? We wish to show,

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