The Book of Mormon, Another Testament of Jesus Christ (An Account Written by the Hand of Mormon)
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It was referenced as a book that explored the modern world's skepticism toward things that demand more of people, like miracles and resurrection, while not being skeptical of skepticism itself.
I read a book a long time ago by E.F. Schumacher...He says, the modern world seems to be so skeptical about everything that makes demands on man's higher faculties.
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It was referenced as a book that explored the modern world's skepticism toward things that demand more of people, like miracles and resurrection, while not being skeptical of skepticism itself.
I read a book a long time ago by E.F. Schumacher...He says, the modern world seems to be so skeptical about everything that makes demands on man's higher faculties.
Dr. Peterson mentioned that he had two cassettes of 'Understanding Islam' which he had listened to frequently and found very helpful.
I had two cassettes called Understanding Islam that I just wore out in my car. They were so helpful.
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I had two cassettes called Understanding Islam that I just wore out in my car. They were so helpful.
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It was mentioned in relation to when Latter-day Saints have to interact with the law, specifically in the context of lawsuits between church members.
There's a great chapter in there about when the saints have to get involved with the law. It's really helpful if somebody wants to do some extra reading. It's really helpful.
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There's a great chapter in there about when the saints have to get involved with the law. It's really helpful if somebody wants to do some extra reading. It's really helpful.
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It was discussed in connection with disciplinary and membership councils in the church, relating the reasons behind such councils, including protecting the good name of the church.
When elder M. Russell Ballard wrote his book, Counseling with Our Councils, he talked about why do we have... They used to call them disciplinary councils and they're called membership councils now. A...
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It was discussed in connection with disciplinary and membership councils in the church, relating the reasons behind such councils, including protecting the good name of the church.
When elder M. Russell Ballard wrote his book, Counseling with Our Councils, he talked about why do we have... They used to call them disciplinary councils and they're called membership councils now. And I love that change.
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It was mentioned in relation to a commentary on 1 Corinthians in which the authors highlighted the Corinthians' lack of unity, spirit of contention, and other issues Paul addressed in his letter.
I was reading in Ogden and Skinner's commentary and one of their opening paragraphs, and this is to the whole book of First Corinthians, but they said, I loved this sentence. First Corinthians is so g...
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It was mentioned in relation to a commentary on 1 Corinthians in which the authors highlighted the Corinthians' lack of unity, spirit of contention, and other issues Paul addressed in his letter.
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They said, here Paul is saying, we should not do what gross sinners do, nor be influenced by them, nor spend our time going to the places they frequent. We should admonish sinners and love them, but stay away from their evil ways.
Paul also says, I love this. It is not his or the church's business to judge and regulate the whole world, but rather to keep the church pure and leave the world to God.
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Dr. Teresa Bell mentioned she was writing a book about the hymn 'Silent Night' and its influence on members of the Church, particularly exploring its German origins and perceptions.
In addition to other projects, she's writing a book on the hymn Silent Night and its perception and influence in the lives of members of the church.
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Dr. Teresa Bell mentioned she was writing a book about the hymn 'Silent Night' and its influence on members of the Church, particularly exploring its German origins and perceptions.
In addition to other projects, she's writing a book on the hymn Silent Night and its perception and influence in the lives of members of the church.
Or as they say in German, I remember this, Stille Nacht.
It was mentioned in the context of President Nelson's call to gather Israel, encouraging listeners to participate by helping others on both sides of the veil and making covenants with Christ.
Reminds me of president Nelson's, his book, the book of Revelation. President Nelson's call to gather Israel and then to make it so simple. He said, anytime you do anything that helps anyone on either...
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It was mentioned in the context of President Nelson's call to gather Israel, encouraging listeners to participate by helping others on both sides of the veil and making covenants with Christ.
Reminds me of president Nelson's, his book, the book of Revelation. President Nelson's call to gather Israel and then to make it so simple. He said, anytime you do anything that helps anyone on either side of the veil, take a step toward making covenants with Christ. You are helping to gather Israel and all of us can participate in that.
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It was mentioned as a movie about a woman who learned the importance of receiving, after a period of always giving and serving others.
Years ago, Michael McLean that has been on our podcast before, he made a little movie called Nora's Christmas Gift.
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It was mentioned as a movie about a woman who learned the importance of receiving, after a period of always giving and serving others.
Years ago, Michael McLean that has been on our podcast before, he made a little movie called Nora's Christmas Gift.
And she was, ends up in the tabernacle and hearing them sing joy to the world. And the phrase let earth receive her King. She, for her, it meant it's my time to learn how to receive.
Dr. Miller's book, 'An Early Resurrection', was briefly mentioned in his introduction as one of his many published works.
Dr. Adam S. Miller is a professor of philosophy at Collin College in McKinney, Texas...The author of more than 10 books including...An Early Resurrection...
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Dr. Miller's book, 'An Early Resurrection', was briefly mentioned in his introduction as one of his many published works.
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It was mentioned as a new fiction book written by Susan Easton Black with George Durrant, described as funny, and hopefully prevents people from falling asleep during her talks.
And so after all these nonfiction books, I actually teamed up with George Durant and we just published a fiction book. And it's my first and I'll probably never do it again, saying it's so much dribbl...
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It was mentioned as a new fiction book written by Susan Easton Black with George Durrant, described as funny, and hopefully prevents people from falling asleep during her talks.
And so after all these nonfiction books, I actually teamed up with George Durant and we just published a fiction book. And it's my first and I'll probably never do it again, saying it's so much dribble, but it's very funny and it's called Wesley and I for an eye.
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The speaker mentioned a book or essay by Robert J. Matthews in which he suggested that Ananias may have been the presiding officer of the church in Damascus, highlighting the irony of Saul's persecutor becoming his teacher and baptizer.
Brother Robert J. Matthews, in a book called Unto all nations, or maybe it's an essay called Unto all nations, he said, Ananias was probably the presiding officer of...
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The speaker mentioned a book or essay by Robert J. Matthews in which he suggested that Ananias may have been the presiding officer of the church in Damascus, highlighting the irony of Saul's persecutor becoming his teacher and baptizer.
Brother Robert J. Matthews, in a book called Unto all nations, or maybe it's an essay called Unto all nations, he said, Ananias was probably the presiding officer of the church in Damascus.
Dr. Baron mentioned the book and the prophet Joseph Smith's emphasis on the core principles of their religion, which was the testimony of the apostles and prophets regarding Jesus Christ's death, burial, and resurrection.
The fundamental principles of our religion are the testimony of the apostles and prophets, both living and alive, concerning Jesus Christ, that he died, was buried and rose again the third day and asc...
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Dr. Baron mentioned the book and the prophet Joseph Smith's emphasis on the core principles of their religion, which was the testimony of the apostles and prophets regarding Jesus Christ's death, burial, and resurrection.
The fundamental principles of our religion are the testimony of the apostles and prophets, both living and alive, concerning Jesus Christ, that he died, was buried and rose again the third day and ascended into heaven. And all other things which pertain to our religion are only appendages to it.
It was mentioned alongside Elder Holland's book on the Psalms, as a suggestion to spend more time studying hymns and early Christian writings, especially psalms.
And I like C.S. Lewis's book called Reflections on the Psalms.
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It was mentioned alongside Elder Holland's book on the Psalms, as a suggestion to spend more time studying hymns and early Christian writings, especially psalms.
And I like C.S. Lewis's book called Reflections on the Psalms.
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