seek ye out of the best books

[goofball]

Alright- I just had a great, cheeky post and hit a button and now it is gone. So now you are left with my watered down, cliff note version.

If you have a few minutes to kill, where, other than LDS.org, do you go to learn more about LDS doctrine? I have plenty of books to read but am searching for more. What think ye?

[Guest mormonmusic]

I say get the following books out of the library, or buy them online:

Jesus the Christ

The Book of Mormon

A Marvelous Work and a Wonder

Also, there's a book called Gospel Principles, produced by the Church.

For a short history of the Church, read Truth Restored.

[Moksha]

Goofball, I wonder if the adversary might have something to do

with losing good posts. It is always aggravating. Sort of like a

great censor button erasing your thoughts from some cyber-netherworld.

[stormwitch]

Ensign

General Conference Report

Teachings of the Prophets of the Church: <Name of the Prophet>

Selections from the Encyclopedia of Mormonism, edited by Daniel L. Ludlow, Deseret Books

Almost any manual of CES

[goofball]

I say get the following books out of the library, or buy them online:

Jesus the Christ

The Book of Mormon

A Marvelous Work and a Wonder

Also, there's a book called Gospel Principles, produced by the Church.

For a short history of the Church, read Truth Restored.

Those are all great books! They are part of my library. I am looking for more quick reads while I have five minutes here and there

[Justice]

I recommend the Mormon you tube channel changed posted.

[Kishkumen_Called]

My opinion is that the unadulterated word (Scriptures) are the best books and the best sources of doctrine, especially when I'm enlightened by the Spirit. Everything else is watered-down.