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Revision as of 06:10, 18 April 2014
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Prioritizing church over family?
Summary: Some former Church members claim the time commitments that went with their involvement in Church service encouraged them to neglect their families.Sexual abuse, assault, rape, and incest
Summary: The Church condemns the sins of sexual assault, abuse, incest, and rape as extremely grave sins, while considering the victims innocent of wrong-doing.Sexual assault victims ought to fight to the death?
Summary: Do Church leaders teach that those subject to sexual abuse or assault ought to fight to the death or be considered guilty of sin? Absolutely not.The Church and the "Equal Rights Amendment"
Summary: Why did the Church oppose the "Equal Rights Amendment" in the United States?