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3831
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18
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English
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The Mormon Concept of a Mother in Heaven
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Sunstone
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September/October 1980
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5
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Salt Lake City, UT
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Sunstone Education Foundation
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9-15
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Discusses the historical development of the concept of a Mother in Heaven in Mormon philosophy. 'The idea of a Mother in Heaven is a shadowy and elusive one floating around the edges of Mormon consciousness.'
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