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*How do we treat those who leave? Cease communication. We ostracize and distance ourselves from them. | *How do we treat those who leave? Cease communication. We ostracize and distance ourselves from them. | ||
*What did Jesus do? Associated with everyone (Publicans, etc.) Go after the 1...leave the 99. Go the extra mile. Turn the other cheek. | *What did Jesus do? Associated with everyone (Publicans, etc.) Go after the 1...leave the 99. Go the extra mile. Turn the other cheek. | ||
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*We completely agree with this. It is completely wrong to shun and cease communication with those who leave. This is a cultural issue that should be overcome. | |||
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Historical and doctrinal issues | A FAIR Analysis of: "Why People Leave the LDS Church" (2008) A work by author: John P. Dehlin
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The PowerPoint screencast "Why People Leave the LDS Church" (2008) by John Dehlin deals with two different major issues related to those who leave the Church:
This article reviews the historical and doctrinal issues raised in the presentation. For a review of the social considerations raised in this presentation, see "Why People Leave the LDS Church"—Historical and doctrinal issues.
Things to think about
Things to think about
Things to think about
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