On the day Saints launched and people started reading this blog, Dilbert learned a new management technique:
http://dilbert.com/strip/2018-09-04
http://dilbert.com/strip/2018-09-04
From a faithful perspective we review the new book series Saints, published by the Church Historian's Press. To make the book more useful for readers, we offer supplemental materials and comments in response to an editorial agenda that obscures some important faith-affirming events.
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We can read Saints , volume 1, two ways. 1. Read (or listen to) the narrative and just accept it the editors' spin on Church history. 3...
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We can read Saints , volume 1, two ways. 1. Read (or listen to) the narrative and just accept it the editors' spin on Church history. 3... -
When the book Saints was published, I noted that the term Cumorah had been censored from the text. I attributed this censorship to an e... -
Readers here already know how the Saints books, especially volume 1, created a false historical narrative present (meaning, how did historic...
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