The Crucible of Doubt: Reflections on the Quest for Faith
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God’s power and promise is in His capacity to transmute our suffering—and our faithful response to painful predicaments—into something beautiful.
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Elder Dallin Oaks made a related point: “As a General Authority, it is my responsibility to preach general principles. When I do, I don’t try to define all the exceptions. . . . I only teach the general rules. Whether an exception applies to you is your responsibility. You must work that out individually between you and the Lord.”
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Church resources are now being employed to explore and disseminate, rather than elide or suppress, a comprehensive history.
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polygamy ceased gradually rather than abruptly in 1890, that differing versions of the First Vision exist, that Joseph found a seerstone more congenial to his purposes than the Urim and Thummim—these and other peculiarities of the Mormon past are not closely guarded secrets gradually leaked out by a conspiring leadership, but products of historical investigation long known for the most part only to the specialists
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