In a previous post (I Can’t Know Until I See), I explained that the phrase “perfect knowledge” as used in
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I Can’t Know Until I See
Nathan Richardson The phrase “perfect knowledge” is used fifteen times in the scriptures. Sometimes it just means “knowing a lot
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Nathan Richardson Economics can sometimes be a hard term to define; it’s a field of study with blurry boundaries. This
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Nathan Richardson The gold plates. I came to know the Book of Mormon is true through prayer and a personal
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Vandalism will get us out of the recession! If a little kid throws a rock through your window, shouldn’t you
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Nathan Richardson The Spirit of God Like a Fire is Burning. Yeah, the Holy Spirit is often compared to a
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Obedience versus Repentance. Sin definitely interrupts the steady growth that comes with obedience to God, but where exactly does repentance
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Nathan Richardson Example of a complaint based on misunderstanding. e.g., Mormons are taught that obedience is a virtue in and
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Obedience versus Repentance. Sin definitely interrupts the steady growth that comes with obedience, but where exactly does repentance lead to?
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Nathan Richardson In a previous post (Dynamic and Active Being), Jeff explained a fundamental difference between two ancient worldviews. For
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