A(z) BYU Studies csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2025)

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Love is a Law, Not a Reward 22:11

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Love as a Law: Love is described as the substance of God’s law, not a reward to be earned. It is a commandment to love God and others unconditionally. Parable of the Prodigal Son: Both sons in the parable misunderstand love as a reward. The younger son feels unworthy, while the elder son feels entitled. The father represents God’s unconditional lov…

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Healing from Toxic Perfectionism 1:07:29

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1. Religious Teachings: Explores how religious teachings can influence perfectionistic tendencies, both positively and negatively. 2. Spiritual Perfectionism Differentiates between striving for spiritual growth and unhealthy perfectionism that leads to guilt and anxiety. 3. Role of Grace: Emphasizes the importance of understanding and accepting gra…

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Oracles of God: A New Digital Collection of Significant Prophetic Documents 6:53

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This article by Ryan S. Gardner introduces the Oracles of God collection at the David O. McKay Library at Brigham Young University–Idaho, which compiles documents relating to prior declarations, statements, etc. from the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. It discusses the criteria for documents that are included in this new digital…

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Perfectionism's Influence on Adolescent Mental Health by Mark D. Ogletree 39:53

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This article by Mark D. Ogletree was published in BYU Studies 63, no. 4 (2024). Key points from this article: Types of Perfectionism: Adaptive (positive outcomes) vs. Maladaptive (negative mental health outcomes). Mental Health Impact: Maladaptive perfectionism increases anxiety, depression, stress, and burnout in adolescents. Influences: High pare…

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New Deacon 1:45

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This poem by Kevin Klein received an honorable mention in the 2021 Clinton F. Larson Poetry Contest, sponsored by BYU Studies.

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Covenant Language in Biblical Religions and the Book of Mormon 1:21:21

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This article from Noel B. Reynolds discusses the use of covenant as a concept in religious tradition and scripture, and consider how it has been discussed in scholarship up to the current day. Reynolds then discusses how these ideas can tie to the understanding of covenant in the Book of Mormon and how this study can "enrich those teachings for a m…

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Parental Influence on Adolescent Perfectionism by Jenet Jacob Erickson and others 31:42

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“Parental Influence on Adolescent Perfectionism” by Jenet Jacob Erickson, Olivia Forsberg, and McKenna Schmidt. Published BYU Studies 63 no. 4 (2024). Key Points: Parental Influence: Parents' own perfectionism can impact their children, especially through modeling behaviors and psychological control. Fathers' and mothers' perfectionism influences b…

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Perfectionism Across Adolescence by W. Justin Dyer 31:42

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This article by W. Justin Dyer, published BYU Studies 63, no. 4 (2024) explores how perfectionism develops and changes during adolescence. Key points from this article: Development of Perfectionism: Perfectionism tends to increase slightly from age 12 to 18. Discrepancy perfectionism (feeling you are not meeting expectations) and social perfectioni…

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Book Notice: A New Witness to the World 3:01

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This book notice, written by Lane Welch about Robert A. Rees 2020 book A New Witness to the World, discusses the structure of the book and its value to those wishing to better understand the Book of Mormon.

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The River Conception’s Mouth 2:10

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This poem by David Thacker won first place in the 2022 Clinton F. Larson Poetry Contest, sponsored by BYU Studies.

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On the Necessity of Loss 19:57

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This essay by Shamae Budd sheds light on the quiet difficulties that are faced in life and their eventual acceptance.

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Understanding Perfectionism by G. E. Kawika Allen and others 50:18

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What is perfectionism? Does healthy perfectionism exist? What are the consequences of toxic perfectionism? This article by G. E. Kawika Allen, Jacelin Clayton, Emma Moore, and Debra Theobald McClendon explores perfectionism and scrupulously as it pertains to Latter-day Saints. Key Points: Definition and Impact: Perfectionism can motivate growth o…

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Are Latter-day Saints Perfectionists? by W. Justin Dyer 18:51

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BYU Studies 63 no. 4 (2024) focuses on Latter-day Saints and perfectionism. This introduction by Justin Dyer sets the stage for an exploration of the nuanced relationship between faith and perfectionism. Key points: Introduction to Perfectionism: The article begins by addressing the common perception that Latter-day Saints struggle with perfectioni…

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The Orchid and the Missile: Reflections on the MX 49:19

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This article by Paul A. Cox discusses the reality of the world we live in as one facing the threat of nuclear weapons, and questions how we as Latter-day Saints can move forward in faith and love within that reality. He suggests some policy decisions that would help reduce the threat of nuclear war, but also discusses the role of the gospel in crea…

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Jesus Makes Everything Better: A Eulogy for Kate Holbrook 15:08

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Kate Holbrook (born January 13, 1972) died on August 20, 2022. She was academic collaborations director at the Church History Department, noted author, and cohost, with her husband, Sam Brown, of the Committed Conversations podcast series. This is Sam’s eulogy delivered at Kate’s funeral on August 27, 2022.…

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Book Notice: Utahisms: Unique Expressions, Inventions, Place Names, and More, by David Ellingson Eddington 2:54

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This book notice by Roger Terry introduces Utahisms: Unique Expressions, Inventions, Place Names, and More, by David Ellingson Eddington, published in 2022. This book is, according to Terry, a short and fun read that discusses some curiosities of Utah language, geography, and history, even debunking common misconceptions.…

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Constancy amid Change: Latter-day Saint Discourse on Gender and Sexuality 1:09:35

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This article by Michael A. Goodman and Daniel Frost is a discussion in response to Taylor Petrey’s book, Tabernacles of Clay: Sexuality and Sexual Difference in Modern Mormonism. Goodman and Frost engage with Petrey's theoretical approaches and address problems with his conclusions.

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Cover art: Sacred Space 2:26

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This is a short description of the Cover art for BYU Studies, volume 61 issue 3, written by its artist, Jacqueline Price. CLICK HERE to read see the cover art and read the description online.

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Book Notice: Book of Mormon Studies 5:38

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This book notice by Matthew B. Christensen summarizes and praises Book of Mormon Studies: An Introduction and Guide, by Daniel Becerra, Amy Easton-Flake, Nicholas J. Frederick, and Joseph M. Spencer, published in 2022. It is, Christensen says, exactly what it purports to be: a good introduction and guide, suited to both beginners and experts of Boo…

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“None That Doeth Good”: Early Evidence of the First Vision in JST Psalm 14 35:20

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This article by Walker A. Wright and Don Bradley discusses the first vision and its relation to Joseph Smith's translation of the bible, specifically Psalm 14. Sections of the Psalm from the KJV and JST are placed together with relevant sections of Smith's recollections of the first visions and others records of what he told them regarding it, and …

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Book Review: Terrible Revolution: Latter-day Saints and the American Apocalypse by Christopher James Blythe 12:00

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This book review by Tona Hangen discusses Terrible Revolution: Latter-day Saints and the American Apocalypse by Christopher James Blythe. Hangen finds it to be an intriguing book that invites further scholarship. CLICK HERE to read the book review online.

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Seeing 1:31

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A poem by Dave Nielsen CLICK HERE to read the poem online

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Book Review: Mormon Studies by Ronald Helfrich Jr. 7:34

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In this, Roger Terry reviews the book Mormon Studies by Ronald Helfrich Jr., retired history, cultural anthropology, and sociology professor. He finds the book a valuable read, and a valuable summary of the field of Mormon studies, but admits that it is lacking in some respects.

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Rebaptism in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 1:09:17

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This article by Jonathan A. Stapley and David W. Grua discusses the practice in the first several decades of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints of rebaptizing believers. As this is something that is not widely known in the church today, they explain both the circumstances of rebaptism and how it was eventually discontinued. Understandi…

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Book Review: Understanding Joseph Smith’s Translation of the Bible by Kent P. Jackson 25:39

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This is a book review by Kerry Muhlestein, discussing Understanding Joseph Smith’s Translation of the Bible by Kent P. Jackson. Muhlestein summarizes the book and its main arguments, and acknowledges it as an "immensely valuable contribution" to the study of the Joseph Smith translation.

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Holy Places 1:46

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This poem by Merrijane Rice was a finalist in the 2022 Clinton F. Larson Poetry Contest, sponsored by BYU Studies. CLICK HERE to read the poem online.

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Book Review: Joseph Smith for President: The Prophet, The Assassins, and the Fight for American Religious Freedom by Spencer McBride 11:35

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This is a review by Jordan Watkins of Spencer McBride's 2021 book Joseph Smith for President: The Prophet, The Assassins, and the Fight for American Religious Freedom by Spencer McBride. Watkins finds this book to a very accessible, reader-friendly book that illuminates for the reader the presidential campaign of Joseph Smith. He accepts that McBri…

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“Last at the Cross”: Teachings about Christ’s Crucifixion in the Woman’s Exponent, the Relief Society Magazine, and the Young Woman’s Journal 55:40

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This article by John Hilton III, Jesse Vincent, and Rachel Harper examines how women of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have historically viewed the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The authors consider this by looking at the Woman’s Exponent, the Relief Society Magazine, and the Young Woman’s Journal, three publications written by and …

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The Last Leaf 2:11

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This is a poem by Ben de Hoyos. It was a finalist in the 2022 BYU Studies Poetry Contest. It beautifully explores the natural imagery of a falling leaf. CLICK HERE to read the poem online

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Stiff-Necked 1:40

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This poem by Darlene Young was a finalist in the 2024 BYU Studies Poetry Contest. CLICK HERE to read the poem online.

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In Memoriam, Orrin Glenn Hatch (1934–2022) 3:40

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Note and comment by BYU Studies Staff regarding the passing of Orrin Glenn Hatch.

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One Week Before Kindergarten 1:52

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This poem by Ali Benson Moulton was a finalist in the 2022 BYU Studies Poetry Contest. It examines the complexities of watching a child grow up. CLICK HERE to read the poem online.

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Book Notice: Approaching the Tree: Interpreting 1 Nephi 8, edited by Benjamin Keogh, Joseph M. Spencer, and Jennifer Champoux 2:58

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This is a book notice for Approaching the Tree: Interpreting 1 Nephi 8, edited by Benjamin Keogh, Joseph M. Spencer, and Jennifer Champoux. It describes a compilation of essays and artwork regarding studying Lehi's dream from multiple angles. This collection is an excellent tool for those interested in diving deeper into this foundational scripture…

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Mary's Assumption 1:47

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This poem by Christopher Bissett won 3rd place in the 2023 BYU Studies Poetry Contest. It examines the difficult role of motherhood for Mary in the context of the resurrection. CLICK HERE to read the poem online.

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Building an Innovative “Latter-day Saints without Borders” Organization 25:47

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Author Warner Woodworth describes what he calls "practical Christianity," that is, actively perusing service by caring for the poor. Woodworth offers many examples of Church members who have started non-profit humanitarian organizations that serve the global community, taking initiative to follow Christ's invitation to live charitably. The systems …

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The Stewardship of Our First Freedom 27:12

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This article by Clark G. Gilbert was originally given as a keynote address at the BYU Religious Freedom Annual Review. It focuses on the value of religious freedom and our responsibility to defend it. While formalized legal protection of this right is crucial, social and interpersonal advocacy is required to maintain true religious freedom. Religio…

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Book Notice: Mormon Envoy: The Diplomatic Legacy of Dr. John Milton Bernhisel 3:35

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This is a book notice for Bruce W. Worthen's biographyMormon Envoy: The Diplomatic Legacy of Dr. John Milton Bernhisel was written by Matthew B. Christensen. It describes the life and career of Bernhisel, with special emphasis on his diplomatic and political influence on behalf of Latter-Day Saints on the US Government. Worthen's analysis is thorou…

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“Dumb” Puns in Alma 30: A Mesoamerican Twist on Korihor’s Talionic Punishment 15:41

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This article by Mark Alan Wright and Neal Rappleye offers a fascinating look into Korihor being "struck dumb" in Alma 30 from an ancient Mesoamerican cultural lens. Patterns in ancient languages demonstrate instances of word-play connecting punishment to the crime, particularly in and around the Mayans. Wright and Rappleye dive into historical and …

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Richard Bushman’s BYU Years: The Beginnings of an Influential Career 48:30

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This article by J.B. Haws explores the early career of influential Latter-Day Saint Historian Richard Bushman, whose joint focus on both theology and academics helped to foster a harmony between these two valuable pursuits. Bushman was an incredibly knowledgeable across many fields and found ways to integrate and connect his work across disciplines…

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Knit Together 18:32

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This essay by Liz Busby explores a literal and figurative interpretation of Colossians 2:2 through discussion of what it means to be “knit together” in our relationship. The author offers a compelling and introspective at her own relationship with her sister through this lens. CLICK HERE to read the essay online…

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Thoughts, In Threes 1:45

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This Poem by Isaac James Richards was a finalist in the 2023 BYU Studies Poetry Contest. It artfully explores what exists at the intersection of different things. CLICK HERE to read the poem online

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Book Review: The Mormon Military Experience: 1838 to the Cold War by Sherman L. Fleek and Robert C. Freeman 8:47

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This is a review by Kenneth L. Alford of Sherman L. Fleek and Robert C. Freeman's Book The Mormon Military Experience: 1823 to the Cold War. Alford lauds the authors' authority on the subject and the comprehensive undertaking they embarked on, though found the lack of a connected theme left him "wanting." Overall, he finds few historical errors, an…

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Life and Death Blessing and Cursing New Context for the Skin of Blackness in the Book of Mormon 35:40

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This article by TJ Uriona explores the phrase "skin of blackness" used in 2 Nephi 5:21. Uriona provides evidence in support of the claim that, within an ancient near-eastern context, this phrase can be understood as a motif for death. Uriona pulls from multiple sources to support his claim, including texts contemporary to Nephi's era that use simil…

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Book Notice: Both Things Are True 4:49

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This is a book notice by Katie Lewis about Kate Holbrook's essay compilation entitled Both Things are True. These essays explore areas of doctrine in which Holbrook (a renowned gospel scholar and historian focusing on LDS women) from points of tension, or contraries. Holbrook then works through a Christlike approach to find a place of coexistence f…

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The Psalm of Nephi in an Age of Anxiety and Division 38:49

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This article by Patrick Q. Mason examines one of the most literarily impressive passages of the Book of Mormon: 2 Nephi 4:16–35. These verses, often referred to as The Psalm of Nephi, have seen an increased focus over the last few decades, which Mason credits to its unique application to those in our modern world. Mason proposes that a general focu…

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One Days Return, Long Past Childhood 2:24

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This poem by Dixie L. Partridge was a finalist in the 2023 BYU Studies Poetry Contest. It explores a pastoral depiction of memory and the beauty of nature. Click Here to Read the Poem Online

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Book Notice: Restless Pilgrim: Andrew Jenson's Quest for Latter-day Saint History 3:30

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This is a book notice of Reid L. Neilson and Scott D. Marianno's biography of Andrew Jenson, written by Matthew B. Christensen. Restless Pilgrim: Andrew Jenson's Quest for Latter-day Saint History offers a detailed description of the life of this influential church historian. Though not necessarily a household name, Andrew Jenson is a key figure in…

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I Have Dreamed with Her The Fruitful Relationship between Minerva Teichert and Alice Merrill Horne 30:58

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This essay by Laura Paulsen Howe explores the relationship between prolific LDS painter Minerva Teichert and her agent Alice Merrill Horne. Horne acted as a critical intersection between artists and church leadership in the mid 20th century. Teichert, known for painting pioneer and Book of Mormon scenes, as well as temple interiors, credits Horne a…

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Boxwoods 1:45

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This poem by Andrew Maxfield was a finalist in the 2022 BYU Studies Poetry Contest. It explores the love and practices shared between generations in an effort to keep memory alive.

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Book Review: The King Follett Sermon: A Biography 3:13

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This a book review by Matthew B. Christensen of William Smith's The King Follett: A Biography. Christensen speaks highly of Smith's work. This compelling book provides a deep look at a landmark source of Latter-Day Saint theology. It is structured as a biography, an original and engaging approach to the genre. CLICK HERE to read the Book Review on …

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