October 7, 2008 – 7:08 pm
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The account of the Fall of Adam and Eve in the Bible is relatively succinct, particularly in the vocal exchanges between the serpent, Eve, and Adam (bolded below). What details we know of [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Scholarship, Texts
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Also tagged adam and eve, bible, conversation, fall, glory, john tvedtnes, light, literature, satan, scholar, translation
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October 2, 2008 – 12:45 pm
When I attended the FAIR Conference a couple months ago I was privileged to meet Hannah Rebekah, who is a reader here and also among many forums and blogs in the Bloggernacle. This morning she was kind enough to forward me some thoughtful words about the temple, written by Tom Kelly in the Ensign a [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Temples Today
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Also tagged bloggernacle, BYU, conference, ensign, happiness, heaven, holy ghost, home, jesus christ, sacred, sacrifice
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[Update 8/6/08: Blair Hodges over at Life on Gold Plates will also be liveblogging the event.]
Anyone who has visited the site yesterday or today may have seen the “UPCOMING LIVE BLOG” banner on the homepage. It is an email reminder tool that you can use to remind yourself that TempleStudy.com will be liveblogging the entire [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Scholarship, Tidbits
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Also tagged apologetics, bloggernacle, blogging, conference, daniel c. peterson, joseph smith, journal, matthew brown, online, visit
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You may have wondered where I’ve been lately. I haven’t posted any substantial posts over the last few days. But, no need to worry. I have assigned myself a fairly large side project that I believe will be of worth to researchers, historians, students, and anyone wanting to learn more about the prophet Joseph Smith, [...]
First of all I’d like to thank all those who have participated in the TempleStudy feedback that was posted yesterday. I have received a good number of responses, and most were very positive. Some even compared my methodology, albeit detrimentally, as similar to Hugh Nibley’s, for which I could not be more flattered. [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Artifacts, Scholarship
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Also tagged book of mormon, critics, daniel c. peterson, egyptian, elephantine, hugh nibley, jerusalem, jews, life, nephi, olivewood, scholar, video
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April 26, 2008 – 12:13 pm
I can’t remember where I originally heard about the new Olivewood bookstore. It may have been in the Bloggernacle somewhere - perhaps FAIR. In any case, I had heard enough about this store that I decided that I had to visit it. It is located at 3330 N University Ave. Suite C [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Artifacts, Church History, Tidbits
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Also tagged book, book of mormon, christian art, daniel c. peterson, farms, joseph smith, lecture, literature, media, neal a. maxwell, olivewood, photos, scholar, video
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February 22, 2008 – 2:33 pm
I came across an article today in The Daily Utah Chronicle, a paper of the University of Utah. The article was published in 2006 by a member of the Church, Andrew Kirk, entitled, “Mormons ought to read Taoist scripture.” After having studied Chinese philosophy and religion in depth, particularly from the Taoist scripture [...]
February 4, 2008 – 1:40 am
One of the more well-used and worn-out attacks from our critics has been the Church’s use of the symbol of the pentagram (a 5-pointed star) on some of our temples, most particularly on the early temples of this dispensation such as the Nauvoo Temple. In an sweeping gesture they pass these symbols off as [...]