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Journal of the Trail This historically accurate book follows the pioneers in their journey to the Salt Lake valley. Arranged by date and place, this book will give a greater appreciation and understanding for what the pioneers endured. A great source for the personal journals of the members of the Willie and Martin Handcart Companies. Compiled and edited by Stewart Glazier and Robert Clark. >> CLICK HERE |
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Gospel Questions & Answers: Question:  "Within the Church we are taught that there was life before mortality and that there will be a life hereafter. Also that before we were spirits we were 'intelligences.' The scriptures declare that we are also 'begotten sons and daughters unto God in the spirit (D. & C. 76:24), and Paul speaking to the Greeks declared that we are the 'offspring of God' and ought not to think of the Godhead as gold, silver, or stone graven by the art of man's device. We are also told that intelligences have always existed and can neither be created nor destroyed. Moreover in the Pearl of Great Price, in the Book of Moses, it states that God created animals and all life here on the earth for the purpose of man, and it is for this life only. This has bothered me, for while 'intelligences' were neither made nor created and therefore cannot be destroyed, I have wondered why animals were created for this life only. Is not the difference between man and animals a matter of degree of intelligence, just as the difference between man and God is? Why then should animals be for this life only?" Click for answer DID YOU KNOW... facts about Church History Did you know that on this day in 1857 General Daniel H. Wells left for Salt Lake City to establish military headquarters in Echo Canyon in an effort to defend Utah against the approaching army commanded by Colonel Albert Sidney Johnston. The army had been sent to Utah to quell the Saints' alleged rebellion against the United States government.  Quote of the day:On Love... "Love is the essence of the gospel and the guiding light for a Christlike life. It not only teaches us to look upward but also to look around us." >> Hans B. Ringger |
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