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Bradley Campbell on LDS Theology: Past and Present (Part 1/2)

September 23, 2024 · 1:12:00 · Topics: LDS Theology & Temples

Bradley Campbell on LDS Theology: Past and Present (Part 1/2)
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In this episode, we interview Bradley Campbell of God Loves Mormons (GLM) and the Mormonism Research Ministry (MRM). We ask Bradley about the content of a few of his recent videos - and the response to them by LDS. This is a conversation that talks about changes in what the LDS church “officially” teaches and why. What is the state of popular-level LDS theology today, both online and on the street? 


God Loves Mormons (website)

God Loves Mormons (YouTube)

Mormonism Research Ministry

Viewpoint on Mormonism


D&C 27.11; D&C 132

Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith, edited by Joseph Fielding Smith

Brigham Young: JD 1.50-51; 2.184; 4.53-54, 215, 220; 6.275; 7.333; 13.95, 264; 11.286 

Orson Hyde: JD 2.81; 4.259f

Jedediah Grant: JD 4.49-51 

“If you could hie to Kolob” (LDS Hymnal) 

The Seer by Orson Pratt; also 13.187; 18.293

Doctrines of Salvation; Answers to Gospel Questions by Joseph Fielding Smith 

Mormon Doctrine by Bruce R. McConkie 

“Our Own Liahona” by Spencer W. Kimball 

“The Seven Deadly Heresies” by Bruce R. McConkie 

 

“Race and the Priesthood” (Gospel Topics) 

Church Statement by Dale Bills  

 

Mormonism and the Magic World View; Extensions of Power by D. Michael Quinn 

The Mysteries of Godliness: A History of Mormon Temple Worship by David J. Buerger

The Blood of the Prophets by Will Bagley 

Conflict in the Quorum by Gary Bergera 

Like a Fiery Meteor: The Life of Joseph F. Smith by Stephen Taysom

Second-Class Saints by Matthew Harris 

Jesus Was Married by Ogden Kraut

Dynasty of the Holy Grail: Mormonism's Sacred Bloodline by Vern Swanson

Transcript

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