Lesson 22: Saving Rebellious Youth, Part 1—Progressive Ideologies & the Controversial Firing of BYU Professors in 1910 | Mosiah 25-28
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Lesson 22: Saving Rebellious Youth, Part 1—Progressive Ideologies & the Controversial Firing of BYU Professors in 1910 | Mosiah 25-28
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In both the Book of Mormon and in our day, Church stability becomes threatened as the rising generation struggles to understand and embrace the faith of their parents. Among the Nephite church, false ideologies rejecting the fall, resurrection, and atonement lead to moral sin and apostasy. During the 20th century, we see parallel apostasy creep in among the posterity of the faithful pioneers—as secularism and progressive beliefs threaten to undermine faith. Schools and college universities became a battleground for the hearts and souls of the children. Learn the fascinating story of the controversial firing of three BYU professors in 1910 by President Joseph F. Smith and Mormon’s counsel to save the youth of the Church today.
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