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Improvement Era 41, no. 4 (April 1938)
Grant, Heber J.
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Some Thoughts on the Social Message of the Book of Mormon
Title
Some Thoughts on the Social Message of the Book of Mormon
Magazine
Improvement Era
Publication Type
Magazine Article
Year of Publication
1938
Authors
Wunderlich, Jean (Primary)
Pagination
222–223, 234, 236
Date Published
April 1938
Volume
41
Issue Number
4
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Abstract
This article uses the discourses of Alma and Amulek to the Zoramites as a partial guide to determine what the Book of Mormon teaches about social action. The work teaches that violence is not a recommended “principle of social action” and “the solution of social difficulties must be sought on the spiritual plane.” It also discusses what the Book of Mormon teaches about government.
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Subject Keywords
Pacifism
Alma the Younger
Alma (Book)
Social Justice
Nephite Government
Sociology
Nonviolent Theology
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