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    Went to their death beds testifying that their vision was from god.They testified that the book of mormon was translated by the gift and power of god. That strengthens my own testimony that even though they all fell away from the church‚ they never denied the book of mormons truth. Even David Whitmer who never rejoined the church‚remained faithful to the words that are published in the book of mormons introduction. In an odd way‚ Its almost even more proof that these men separated from the church and

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    The Mormons’ destination did not immediately prove to be the bountiful valley John Fremont had described. Instead of finding plentiful water and grass for cattle‚ the Mormons were confronted with a ragged sagebrush wasteland. Undeterred‚ the Mormons went on to construct the first community irrigation projects in America. Within a few years‚ 186 permanent communities sprang up‚ complete with over 1000 miles of canals to bring water to the formerly barren terrain. 8.) The Seneca Chief Sagoyewatha

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    Lesson 6 Essay Activity In what ways did the Constitution struggle to settle the conflicts over federal and state power prior to the Civil War? Examples could include the Mormon expulsion from Missouri‚ the rise of political parties over constitutional issues‚ and the sectional conflict over slavery. What issues continue to be debated today? The United States encountered many difficulties prior to the Civil War. As the years went through‚ it was clear that the Constitution’s laws would not solve

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    the late 1820s and 1830. This is under the chapter entitled‚ Prologue: Two Prophets at Kirtland. Beginning with Prophet Matthias travelling to Mormon Settlement in Kirtland‚ the chapter fundamentally focuses on the religious terrain that Matthias endured after release from prison. While his attempt to endear himself to the Mormon Prophet Smith and the Mormon Church failed‚ he played a role in the Second Great Awakening. During the period‚ the northern opinion significantly influenced religious change

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    different religious beliefs. I was raised in a normal Catholic/Mormon home. My father was raised Catholic and believed anything else was wrong. My mother was raised in a Mormon home since her teenage years‚ and felt strongly about the way she was taught as a young girl. My religion beliefs were either catholic or Mormon nothing in between. Growing up trying to explain myself to others was difficult. I was often the outcast and being Mormon made me different which had a hard turn in my life. My beliefs

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    Societal Effects of Immigration on California‚ Utah and Texas Immigration immensely affected the economies and societies of the United States‚ in particular. The Gold Rush had different effects on the economy and the society in California. The Mormon migration to Utah greatly developed the area. Texas‚ however‚ had a harder time developing economic prosperity. These three states had very different ways to economic and societal prosperity. Texas had a more difficult time developing a good

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    traditions.. Retrieved November 12‚ 2009‚ from http://www.aaanativearts.com/cherokee/index.html 2. Lindsay‚ J. (2009‚ March 21). The Oneida Indian Tribe of Wisconsin. JeffLindsay.com - The Cracked Planet: Humor‚ Education‚ Mormons and Mormon Studies‚ Science‚ and Eclectic Items from Jeff Lindsay of Appleton‚ Wisconsin. Retrieved November 12‚ 2009‚ from http://www.jefflindsay.com/Oneida.shtml#intro 3. Long‚ C. (2000). The Cherokee. San Diego: Lucent Books‚ Inc.. 4. Metoxen‚ L. (n.d.). Oneida Nation ::

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    Introduction Mormonism is a multilayered religious organization with many faces. The words “multilayered” and “organization” are carefully chosen as they represent the bulk of what we will discuss as we seek to unveil the true essence of the Mormon world as they see it. We will summarize this organization and in so doing we will discover that it was built on human fallacy and deception from its inception. We will then follow with a critical look the claims‚ doctrines‚ and documents that frame

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    Muslim and Mormon Religion restrictions of substances that are acceptable for use outside of these religions. The chapter focuses on alcohol and caffeine‚ but there are other substances that are mentioned as forbidden. Alcohol and caffeine highly addictive yet they are widely available for purchase in stores however the substances are viewed as illicit substances. In the Muslim tradition‚any intoxicant is forbidden because it is important for an individual to know what he says and does. In Mormon religion

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    The Social Institution Of Religion The Church of Latter-Day Saints has a new policy on homosexuals‚ which is absolutely disgusting and inhumane. In the article“New Policy on Gay Couples and Their Children Roils Mormon Church” written by Laurie Goodstein is about the backlash they are facing due to these policies.It is completely discrimitory not only toward homosexuals‚ but toward their children as well. It makes their children choose between their parents and the church. Whether this is due to inequality

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