Blood Atonement and the Origin of Plural Marriage: A Discussion
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A published exchange of letters and rejoinders between a senior leader of the Latter-day Saint movement and a critic from the Reorganized branch presents a point-by-point rebuttal of allegations concerning plural marriage and blood atonement. The author challenges selective quotations, supplies documentary citations and affidavits, defends historical figures against implied accusations, and critiques opponents' editorial choices. Supplemental materials append testimony and records intended to clarify doctrinal history and correct public misrepresentations of teachings and institutional actions.
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