Mormon polygamy: a historyIn this comprehensive survey of LDS polygamy, Van Wagoner traces the origins of the theology in Ohio, the peculiarities common to the practice in the Midwest and later Utah, and the extent of post-1890 plural marriage in Utah, Canada, and Mexico. He includes a chapter on contemporary, fundamentalist polygamy, which claims about 20,000 adherents throughout the so-called Mormon Corridor. What emerges is a fascinating and epic story. |
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Because Smith had begun to practice polygamy earlier than 1843, Mormon
leaders after his death concluded that the revelation was given as early as 1831
and merely written down on 12 July 1843. A more reasonable explanation is that
...
Because Smith had begun to practice polygamy earlier than 1843, Mormon
leaders after his death concluded that the revelation was given as early as 1831
and merely written down on 12 July 1843. A more reasonable explanation is that
...
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and several others that, according to Clayton, "Emma had so teased, and
urgently entreated him for the privilege of destroying [the revelation], that he
became so weary of her teasing, and to get rid of her annoyance, he told her she
might ...
and several others that, according to Clayton, "Emma had so teased, and
urgently entreated him for the privilege of destroying [the revelation], that he
became so weary of her teasing, and to get rid of her annoyance, he told her she
might ...
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"As to this pretended revelation," the statement, as published in the 18 June 1933
Church Section of the Deseret News, read, "the archives of the Church contain no
such revelation; nor any evidence justifying a belief that any such revelation ...
"As to this pretended revelation," the statement, as published in the 18 June 1933
Church Section of the Deseret News, read, "the archives of the Church contain no
such revelation; nor any evidence justifying a belief that any such revelation ...
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The Restoration of All Things | 1 |
Stirrings in Nauvoo | 17 |
Protecting the Lords Anointed | 29 |
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