Item Detail
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31458
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10
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English
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Between Christian Morality and Divine Passibility : Latter-day Saint Reflections on the Passions in Nineteenth-Century Utah
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Mormon Historical Studies
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2018
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19
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2
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Sandy, UT
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The Mormon Historic Sites Foundation
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41-59
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"Latter-day Saints who converted from other Christian denominations brought to their new faith emotional assumptions, perspectives, and patterns inherited from traditional Christianity. Moreover, they had to deal with the same moral questions and pragmatic realities that characterized religious life in general; yet, their doctrine was also sufficiently distinctive to give rise to unique perspectives on the emotions, which put them at odds with Christians from other denominations. The purpose of this study is to examine a number of these Latter-day Saint teachings regarding the emotions, specifically within the narrow scope of documented sermons by Latter-day Saint prophets and apostles in the second half of the nineteenth century." [Author]
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