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Contents
Church and State is all one now?
| Brigham as President of the United States | A FAIR Analysis of: One Nation Under Gods, a work by author: Richard Abanes
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Heber C. Kimball--violence and intimidation |
Author's Claims
One Nation under Gods, page 223 (hardback and paperback)
John Taylor said "We used to have a difference between Church and State, but it is all one now..."
Author's Sources
Endnote 96, page 554 (hardback); page 552 (paperback)
- John Taylor, Journal of Discourses 5:266.
FairMormon response
Mormonism and government/John Taylor/Stated that church and state were one now