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S10 E14 Lying for the Lord
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Episode 14 of Challenges explores how the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has managed its historical narrative over time, from Joseph Smith's era of polygamy through the Mormon underground to modern correlation efforts. We examine how practices that began as protective measures during periods of persecution evolved into institutional approaches for maintaining unity and a positive public image. We consider how these historical patterns continue to influence the Church's relationship with its past today and what this reveals about institutional storytelling more broadly.
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- Dissertation_Discorse and Mormon History_Daymon Smith_UPenn
- Essay_Correlation History_BCC
- Essay_Lying for the Lord_MormonThink
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- Essay_Lying for the Lord_MRM
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How did "Lying for the Lord" develop from a protectionist polygamist practice into seeking control over a historical narrative, prioritizing member loyalty and conformity, and desiring postive public sentiment? Explore Lying for the Lord through history from Joseph Smith through the Mormon Underground, Reed Smoot hearings, Joseph F Smith, and modern day. Conclude by exploring how the modern Church operates by managing its own story, prioritizing loyalty, and valuing positive public opinion.
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1. Truth | 2. Beginnings | 3. First Vision | 4. Priesthood | 5. The Gold Plates | 6. The BoM | 7. The BoA | 8. Polygamy | 9. Changes | 10. Challenges | ...
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