Item Detail
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30683
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English
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Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon: Co-Founders of a Movement
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Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought
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52
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Farmington, UT
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Dialogue Foundation
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1-18
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This article explains the origin and progress of the Mormon movement, as well as the contributions of both Sidney Rigdon and Joseph Smith to the movement. Both men brought their followers together to create a new, larger congregation of saints. It also discusses the expulsion of Rigdon from both the Church and Church history by Brigham Young and others who disagreed with Rigdon's position.
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