Origin of the 'Reorganized' Church and the Question of Succession
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The author presents two discourses addressing the origins and leadership succession of a rival Latter-day Saints organization and evaluates the historical claims behind its formation. He critiques procedural and doctrinal assertions used to legitimize that group’s authority and argues against its interpretation of succession. The work defends the practice of proxy baptisms by explaining their ritual origins and use, rebuts a published reply with footnoted counterarguments, and appends a comparative survey of prominent doctrinal differences. Its stated aim is to inform the undecided and to strengthen the faith of those already committed to the doctrine under discussion.
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