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Crucifixion of Jesus Christ "Crucifixion was the form of execution suffered by Jesus Christ on Calvary as the necessary conclusion to his voluntary infinite atoning sacrifice begun in Gethsemane (see Atonement). Many people supported and followed Jesus, but a small group of influential Judaean leaders, who disagreed with his doctrines and felt threatened by his popularity, succeeded in having the Roman governor, Pontius Pilate, condemn him to death."Encyclopedia of Mormonism
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The Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which broke away from the Mormon church in 1890 over disagreements regarding polygamy, believe a man must marry at least three wives or forfeit his chance at reaching heaven. To facilitate this, they have decided to get rid of potential competitors by removing between 400-1000 teenage boys from their group and abandoning them on the side of the road. With 10,000 members, this is the largest polygamy group in the U.S., but they deny any wrong-doing and claim the children were expelled for being delinquents.
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The very name of the Mormon Church, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, proclaims that these are the latter days and that Jesus will soon return to rule and reign on the earth. Mormonism teaches that Joseph Smith was called as the first prophet in these last days to prepare the earth for Jesus’ Second Coming.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) certainly regards itself as Christian. The Church leadership and membership believe that they represent the true Christian church. They teach that the Christian movement lost its way in the second century CE and was restored by Joseph Smith in 1830.
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Baptism of Jesus Christ "At the commencement of his public ministry, Jesus went from Galilee to the Jordan, where he was baptized by John the Baptist. He did thereby "humble himself before the Father" and witness to him "that he would be obedient to him" (2 Ne. 31:7). For Latter-day Saints this event shows that Jesus by his own example taught that all people must be baptized by immersion by one having authority."Encyclopedia of Mormonism
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Just in time for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' annual General Conference, this month's Broadcast Engineering details the challenges and equipment used in the centers audio and video systems, giving a view of the capabilities of the system. The article, written in part by the project managers at AZCAR who furnished the system to the LDS Church, shows not only the effort that went into designing the large, complex system, but ... how that system meets the Church's requirements -- principally the broadcast of General Conference in 60 languages to locations worldwide.
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