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Gospel Questions &
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"What can we do on the Sabbath? The opinion of the class as to keeping the Sabbath day holy seems to be quite negative. To the teen-agers, reading or visiting all day constitutes nothing but boredom. We often hear that the Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath, so it is not hard to see where the idea that what is rest for the individual is keeping the Sabbath day holy.
In other words, one who does manual labor all week deserves physical rest on Sunday; one who works in mental labor should be able to get out and stretch his bones on Sunday. Is this true? Is it wrong to take rides on Sunday? What of the watching of TV on Sunday? What are some of the things we can do on Sunday?"
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DID YOU KNOW... facts about Church History
Did you know that on this date in 1885 William M. Bunn, governor of Idaho, signed a law prohibiting Mormons from voting in Idaho through the device of a "test oath."
This law requires all voters to swear that they are not members of "any sect or organization which teaches, advises, or encourages the practice of polygamy or bigamy" (Roberts, Comprehensive history of the Church, 6:123).
 Quote of the day:
On Family...
The family is far and away the greatest social unit, the best answer to human problems, in the history of mankind. (Ensign, May 1987, p.82.) >> James E. Faust
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 Unto Every Nation
Unto Every Nation records the history of this growing church in the nations of the world, documenting the beginnings of missionary work in Europe, Asia, South America, Africa, Australia, the Middle East, and the islands of the sea. Each chapter tells a story of the light that spreads over a nation as the gospel is shared within its borders.
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