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Doctrine

Official teachings, theological claims, and doctrinal contradictions within Mormonism.

Eve Was Adam’s Daughter: A Doctrine Too Shocking for Publication.
Reveals Brigham Young’s suppressed 1873 teaching that portrayed Eve as Adam’s daughter.
The Revelation That Was Never Written.
Contrasts early written revelations with 1978 priesthood reversal lacking divine transcript.
The Holy Ghost: A Bodyless God.
Explores LDS paradox of a divine being without physical form or exalted body.
When Joseph Smith Became Heaven’s Gatekeeper.
Brigham Young taught salvation required Joseph Smith’s approval, redefining Christian mediation.
Polygamy Disavowed in Public, Practiced in Heaven.
Explores enduring LDS belief in celestial polygamy despite modern public disavowals.
Section 132 and the Promise of Eternal Wives.
Explains how LDS doctrine links exaltation to plural marriage despite its public discontinuation.
Adam and the Waters of Anachronism.
Examines Joseph Smith’s claim of Adam’s baptism, merging Old and New Testament theology.
David, Solomon, and the Mormon Polygamy Paradox.
Compares biblical condemnation of polygamy with Joseph Smith’s revelation justifying it as divine.
The Hard, Authoritarian Edge of Luke 14:26.
Luke 14:26 reflects extreme discipleship demands that mirror authoritarian dynamics.
LDS Doctrine Defined by Whoever Speaks Last.
Current leaders override past teachings, creating shifting, ambiguous Mormon doctrine.
The Statement That Made Mormonism Theologically Hostile.
Brigham Young’s Adam–God teaching overturned core Christian doctrines and monotheism.
Does God Learn or Know Everything Already?
LDS leaders taught conflicting doctrines about God’s knowledge and eternal progression.
Adam-God: Revealed Truth, Or Official Heresy?
Brigham Young’s Adam–God doctrine was later condemned as false by LDS leaders.
The Quiet Shift From Agency to Obedience.
Obedience increasingly replaces moral agency as the defining measure of faithfulness.
Is Polygamy Required for Exaltation or Not?
LDS leaders taught conflicting requirements regarding polygamy and exaltation.
Preaching Heresy as Certainty in Early Mormonism.
Brigham Young preached Adam–God theology as revealed certainty, later abandoned.
Adam Elevated, Christ Reduced: A Radical Reimagining
Brigham Young subordinated Christ to Adam, contradicting core Christian doctrines.
Certainty Claimed: Adam–God Taught as Known Truth
Brigham Young asserted Adam–God doctrine as established truth, dismissing dissent.
Seeing Eve as Our Heavenly Mother: A Radical Claim
Brigham Young taught Eve was humanity’s literal heavenly mother alongside Adam.
Joseph Smith: The Author of Adam as God.
Brigham Young taught Adam was God, creator, and holder of salvation’s keys.
Was Jesus Christ Adam’s Son?
Early LDS leaders taught Jesus was literally the son of Adam.
Are Joseph Smith and Brigham Young Gods?
Adam–God theology elevated Joseph and Brigham as divine beings.
Resurrection, Infant Salvation, and Adam as God.
Brigham Young links resurrection, infant salvation, and Adam-God doctrine.
Adam–God Taught as Doctrine for More than Half a Century.
Adam-God taught publicly as doctrine across decades, later officially repudiated.
Rewriting History to Erase a Core Church Doctrine.
Adam-God condemned despite decades of official teaching.