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Author Archives: Mithryn
Details About the Second Anointing From the Infobase CD
This CD was sold at the BYU bookstore with the intent of being given by the faithful to the faithful as a sort of preparation for receiving the Second Anointing. I detailed the content on the CD to reddit in … Continue reading
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Just a Shout Out to a Blog Discussing Scripture Mastery Verses
http://blog.nocoolnametom.com/ New Testament by someone who can read it in the original Greek (well, as original as it gets). Excellent stuff.
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Temple History Timeline, Including Ancient, Modern, and Masonic Histories
Sections in this post: Ancient temples – A Masonic Timeline – M Garment related – G Endowment Related – E Sealings and polygamy related – S Miscellaneous dates – D Notes with no date – N These will be mixed … Continue reading
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Exploring Mormon Institute 2013 – D&C Lesson 2: The Doctrine and Covenants As a Word to the Modern World
Compare: Everybody ready? First, I’ll set out my temple doily: and then, I’ll put out a stick: Everybody see the twig on my doily? Great. Now notice it is not attached to a tree. No, really. The tree is gone. Without … Continue reading
The Story of a Map: Why I Research History
[Update: on 12/15/2015 I was shown to be wrong on one of my assumptions. Changes inline] Many times, people will ask me why I bother to read and research LDS history. Let me tell you the story of a map … Continue reading
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The Survey That Changed the Temple
Full scan available here. Temple rituals modified in 1990 matching the least oral herpes transmission popular responses on the survey.
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Jesus Without His Beard
I’ve always wondered what would happen if a person were to remove Jesus’s beard. Basically, I see images of Charles Manson fitting right in with the church’s curriculum without even being altered. I mean, leaders in the LDS faith are … Continue reading
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Exploring Mormon Institute 2013 – D&C Lesson 1
As I pondered on a good place to begin discussions of mormonism, it struck me that comparing actual history to the LDS Institute Manual for the D&C was a good place to begin. You may detect some notes of sarcasm … Continue reading
The Purpose of This Blog
Welcome to a blog that is, perhaps, a bit different from so many others. The goal here is neither to be “Anti-Mormon” nor “Pro-Mormon,” but rather to lay facts out in an organized manner that people can relate to. We’ll … Continue reading
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