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==Mark E. Peterson (1982): "Now, a General Authority might speculate, I suppose.  We have had speculation, for instance, on the part of some with respect to Book of Mormon geography"==
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…we all have our free agency.  God doesn’t rob anyone of that.  And sometimes even a General Authority has used his agency in a wrong direction…Now, a General Authority might speculate, I suppose.  We have had speculation, for instance, on the part of some with respect to Book of Mormon geography, and it is plain, unadulterated speculation and not doctrine.  And if a General Authority has speculated on Book of Mormon geography he did not represent the view of the Church while doing so.<ref>Mark E. Petersen, “Revelation,” address to religious educators, 24 August 1954; cited in ''Charge to Religious Educators'', 2nd ed., (Salt Lake City: Church Educational System and the Church of Jesus Christ and Latter-day Saints, 1982), 136&ndash;137; cited in {{Book:Horne:Determining Doctrine|pages=315}}</ref>
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