Encyclopedia Of Mormonism

[Doctor Steuss]

It is now online here. The only down-side is that it works similar to that of Dialogue's online archive. But it is a priceless resource, and given the cost for the volumes, to have it available for free is wonderful.

Enjoy.

[MorningStar]

That is awesome! I've never read that book. Thanks for sharing.

[charity]

Thanks, Steuss. How do you hear about these things?

[Doctor Steuss]

Thanks, Steuss. How do you hear about these things?

I get an email every 2-3 days from "LDS News."

http://www.lds.org/listservices

[charity]

I get an email every 2-3 days from "LDS News."

http://www.lds.org/listservices

Another e-mail? I am flooded with e-mails. So thank you for helping me out with a good one.

[jadams_4040]

I get an email every 2-3 days from "LDS News."

http://www.lds.org/listservices

I get some of those two, mine are called daily gems, and L.D.S News. but the thing i might add is the fact that the encyclopedia of mormanism is not officially endorsed as "church doctrine" it is chok full of differant facts and ideas from many sources, not specifacally L.D.S doctrine. So we must use common sense when we read.

[Doctor Steuss]

I get some of those two, mine are called daily gems, and L.D.S News. but the thing i might add is the fact that the encyclopedia of mormanism is not officially endorsed as "church doctrine" it is chok full of differant facts and ideas from many sources, not specifacally L.D.S doctrine. So we must use common sense when we read.

Given the people who acted as editors (and who was initially approached about the subject), I think that it's probably pretty close to being "trustable."

[JohnBirchSociety]

Given the people who acted as editors (and who was initially approached about the subject), I think that it's probably pretty close to being "trustable."

It reads like "Mormon Doctrine" by McConkie.

Well done.