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What Transcends the Temple?

February 11, 2008 – 7:58 am

There is an interesting doctrinal discussion on a post by KC Kern over at Mormon Matters entitled “The Reason for the World.” In it, KC compares the lyrics of the song “The Riddle” by the group “Five for Fighting” to Mormon theology. It is an intriguing comparison in which he analyzes the song’s lyrics of [...]

By Bryce Haymond | Posted in Temples Today | Also tagged atonement, baptism, charity, elijah, five for fighting, love, mormon matters, mysteries, the riddle | Comments (1)

Searching for the Mysteries of Godliness

January 19, 2008 – 11:19 am

I received this LDS Daily Gem yesterday: The temple is a place to know the Father and the Son. It is a place where we experience the divine presence. The Prophet Joseph Smith made this plea: ‘I advise all to . . . search deeper and deeper into the mysteries of Godliness‘ (History of the [...]

By Bryce Haymond | Posted in Scholarship | Also tagged ceremony, initiate, mystery, mystes, ordinances, rites, rituals | Comments (2)

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