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Truth as a whole is an abstract principle, and because of this is hard to explain in concrete words. In order to try and explain it, we must invoke symbols, which are ‘an approximation’…
work in progress…. finish this some time. Rename this to order of the priesthood or something. In the LDS Church the Priesthood is divided in two primary divisions, the Aaronic and Melchezidek Priesthood. LDS Scripture teaches us that the Aaronic Priesthood is a “Lower” and “Temporal” Priesthood set to preside over temporal matters; whereas […]
This is a post to test the WordPress Simile Timeline plugin. I like this timeline and want to do a lot with it. more later [similetimeline]
“16/6.2. But once again, false Lords and false Gods began to set up kingdoms of their own, in heaven and in the cities of mortals. And, lo and behold, every one called himself either Thor or Apollo. And the spirits who manifested in the temples and for the oracles, all gave one of these names. […]
The Gospel of the Holy Twelve is a disputed apocryphal publication, written by a former clergyman, Rev. Gideon Jasper Richard Ouseley (1834–1906) and was published in 1901. It is purported to be a text channeled to Ouseley by a number of deceased mystics who retrieved the texts from Tibet…
The Kolbrin, much like the Book of Mormon, comes from a large collection of manuscripts and tablets engraven on metallic plates …
This is a complete list of all known references to the geography of the Book of Mormon lands. Each scripture reference has been linked to LDS.org for easy access.
Today in the Christian & Muslim worlds there are two predominate world-views seeking to explain the history of the world. One is the religious view offered by traditional Christian & Muslim theologians based on faith-centered interpretation of scriptural evidence. The other is the naturalistic view offered by Scientists based on a logical interpretation of empirical […]
Essay by Craig D. Galli originally published BYU Studies Vol. 44 No. 1 pages 111-136 on the Mormon history of urban planning in the mid-west and intermountain west. Gives good examples of Joseph Smith initial ideals of a Zion community…
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