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|subject=Does the Church excommunicate scholars who publish historical information? | |subject=Does the Church excommunicate scholars who publish historical information? | ||
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|sublink1=Question: Who are the "September Six"? | |sublink1=Question: Who are the "September Six"? | ||
|sublink2=Question: Are the reasons for discipline ever made public? | |sublink2=Question: Are the reasons for discipline ever made public? | ||
|sublink3=Source:January 1994:First Presidency statement on Church discipline | |sublink3=Source:January 1994:First Presidency statement on Church discipline | ||
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Does the Church excommunicate scholars who publish historical information?
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- Question: Who are the "September Six"?
- Question: Are the reasons for discipline ever made public?
- Source:January 1994:First Presidency statement on Church discipline
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