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  • Template:FR-2-1-14
    {{FR-2-1|author=Bruce W. Warren|article=Review of ''Christianity in America before Columbus?'' by Donald W. Hemingway|start=98|end=99|url=ht
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  • Editors/Category master list
    * [[:Category:Christianity] *[[:Category:Book of Mormon/Doctrine/Pre-Christian Christianity]]
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  • Source:Nibley:CW06:Ch14:2:Pre-Christian Christian-like Thought
    ...nd this has administered a severe shock to the complacency of conventional Christianity. "It is as though God had added to his 'once for all' revelation," writes a [[Category:Book of Mormon/Doctrine/Pre-Christian Christianity]]
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  • Source:Nibley:CW03:Ch3:1:A non-LDS scholar shares his opinion on Joseph Smith
    ...job, were simply doing what other men did. But three religions—primitive Christianity, Islam, and Mormonism—actually claim to have been founded not by men but
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  • Source:Nibley:CW03:Ch10:1
    |title=Radical novelty of Augustine's alterations to Christianity ===Radical novelty of Augustine's alterations to Christianity===
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  • Source:Nibley:CW03:Ch11:4:Augustine demonstrates the perils of non-prophetic governance in doctrine and administration
    ...n the fourth century, Hellenism forced Christianity to go to its schools; "Christianity was squeezed into a system congenial to pagan-Greek-rationalist thought, an
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  • Source:Nibley:CW03:Ch14:1:Extensive pagan and Hellenist influence in Christianity
    |title=Extensive pagan and Hellenist influence in Christianity ==Extensive pagan and Hellenist influence in Christianity==
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  • Source:Nibley:CW03:Ch19:2
    ...tsiders continue to join the church. When a Germanic king was converted to Christianity, for example, he refused to accept baptism since that meant basely leaving
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  • Source:Nibley:CW03:Ch26:5:Premortal existence in early Church
    ...red the great questions of life. It is all totally foreign to conventional Christianity, but perfectly familiar, I am sure, to most Latter-day Saints, though few i
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  • Source:Nibley:CW03:Ch28:1
    ...hat powers, which had contributed so essentially to the rapid diffusion of Christianity, were withdrawn. . . . The silence of Ecclesiastical history, respecting th
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  • Source:Echoes:Ch2:5:Christopher Columbus
    ...ation for Columbus's explorations was not financial gain but the spread of Christianity. He was zealously committed to the cause of taking the gospel, as he unders
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  • Source:Echoes:Ch2:18:Land of Jerusalem
    ...the land of our forefathers." As everybody who knows anything at all about Christianity also knows, Jesus was born in the little town of Bethlehem. However, althou
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  • Source:Nibley:CW03:Ch14:1
    ...ECT [[Source:Nibley:CW03:Ch14:1:Extensive pagan and Hellenist influence in Christianity]]
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  • Category:Reformation
    {{:Source:Nibley:CW03:Ch14:1:Extensive pagan and Hellenist influence in Christianity}}
    1 member (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 19:54, 5 September 2014
  • Source:Echoes:Ch6:4:Zosimus
    ...itions upon which this narrative is based most likely predate the birth of Christianity and are reflective of more ancient Jewish thought.17 John W. Welch has demo
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  • Source:Echoes:Ch7:9:Prophetic speech formulas
    In ''Prophecy in Early Christianity and the Ancient Mediterranean World'', biblical scholar David E. Aune sets
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  • Category:Book of Mormon/Doctrine/Pre-Christian Christianity
    |title=Pre-Christian Christianity in the Book of Mormon
    2 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 11:42, 6 September 2014
  • Source:Echoes:Ch8:7:Foreknowledge of Christ
    ...were known by a number of prophets prior to his birth was common in early Christianity, as it is in the Book of Mormon.<ref>{{Book:Parry Peterson Welch:Echoes and [[Category:Book of Mormon/Doctrine/Pre-Christian Christianity]]
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  • Source:Echoes:Ch11:2:Secrecy in Sermon on the Mount
    ...rding the existence of sacred, secret teachings and practices in primitive Christianity. Similarly, Professor Hans Dieter Betz finds it most likely that Matthew 7:
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  • Source:Reexploring the Book of Mormon:Ch:10:1:Apostasy from covenants
    ...sformation, if not elimination. Similarly, asceticism and celibacy entered Christianity at an early stage to distort the meaning of the covenant of marriage and ma
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  • Source:Webb:BYUS:2011:1:Sameness of Jesus' humanity
    [[Category:Christianity]]
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  • Source:Webb:BYUS:2011:2:Mormonism a mirror for other Christians
    Of all the branches of Christianity, Mormonism is the most imaginative, and, if nothing else, its intellectual [[Category:Christianity]]
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  • Source:Webb:BYUS:2011:6:Mormons retrieved early Christian beliefs rejected by creeds
    ...ianity at the heart of their critique of the ossifiation and corruption of Christianity. Something went terribly wrong after the age of the Apostles, they argue, a
    2 KB (359 words) - 22:13, 12 October 2014
  • Source:Webb:BYUS:2011:13:Mormon reject Augustinian ideas about depravity and original sin
    Mormonism is not the return of Eutyches, but it just might be a form of Christianity deprived of the influence of Augustine. This is true in a variety of ways..
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  • Source:Webb:BYUS:2011:18:Joseph Smith's doctrine and character demand our amazement
    ...o know, as if he were dipping into the deep, collective unconsciousness of Christianity with a very long pen. He read the Bible in ways so novel that he can be con
    3 KB (437 words) - 22:47, 12 October 2014
  • Best Evidences
    <br /><i>Joseph Smith introduced many doctrines which Early Christianity and/or Judaism believed</i>
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  • Baptism For The Dead
    |title=Baptism of the Dead in Early Christianity ...Joseph Smith invent "baptism for the dead", or was it a doctrine of Early Christianity?===
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  • Premortal Life
    ===When the belief in a premortal life disappeared from Christianity=== ...kely to mutilate if he didn't behead or crucify them..." [{{Book:MacMullen:Christianity and Paganism|pages=26-27}}]</ref> and signed by the pope and other bishops
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  • Template:MainPageEntry0.2
    <p>Evidences that unique LDS doctrines were beliefs of Early Christianity or Judaism</p>
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  • Category:Early Church
    ...to Christianity. Below is evidence these doctrines were beliefs of Early Christianity or Judaism.===
    4 members (1 subcategory, 0 files) - 01:00, 20 November 2017
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