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	*John J. Stewart, ''Brigham Young and His Wives and The True Story of Plural Marriage'', 41.		*John J. Stewart, ''Brigham Young and His Wives and The True Story of Plural Marriage'', 41.
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	* [[Jesus Christ/Was Jesus married/Was Jesus a polygamist#~~Orson_Pratt~~:~~_The_Seer~~\|Elohim a "polygamous god"?]]		* [[Jesus Christ/Was Jesus married/Was Jesus a polygamist#Orson Pratt: The Seer\|Elohim a "polygamous god"?]]
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	{{misinformation\|Numerous LDS scriptures assert that God the Father rules through Christ over the universe. {{s\|\|DC\|45\|1}}; {{s\|\|DC\|76\|24}}; {{s\|\|Moses\|1\|33}}; {{s\|\|Moses\|2\|1}}) LDS apostles and leaders frequently use the term [[Jesus Christ/Lord of the Universe\|Lord of the Universe]] to describe Jesus, who creates and rules over "worlds without number."		{{misinformation\|Numerous LDS scriptures assert that God the Father rules through Christ over the universe. {{s\|\|D&C\|45\|1}}; {{s\|\|D&C\|76\|24}}; {{s\|\|Moses\|1\|33}}; {{s\|\|Moses\|2\|1}}) LDS apostles and leaders frequently use the term [[Jesus Christ/Lord of the Universe\|Lord of the Universe]] to describe Jesus, who creates and rules over "worlds without number."
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	Hall claimed that the comment was heard "in the hearing of hundreds," yet nobody else present among these "hundreds" has ever corroborated this story.		Hall claimed that the comment was heard "in the hearing of hundreds," yet nobody else present among these "hundreds" has ever corroborated this story.

	The claim also does not match Brigham Young's [[Primary sources/~~Brigham_Young_8_October_1861_discourse_on_plural_marriage~~\|teachings]] on the subject.		The claim also does not match Brigham Young's [[Primary sources/Brigham Young 8 October 1861 discourse on plural marriage\|teachings]] on the subject.
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	*{{CriticalWork:Hall:Abominations of Mormonism\|pages=43-44}}		*{{CriticalWork:Hall:Abominations of Mormonism\|pages=43-44}}
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	{{disinformation\|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yibbum levirate marriage] was mandated by the law of Moses ({{b\|\|Deuteronomy\|25\|5-6}}).		{{disinformation\|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yibbum levirate marriage] was mandated by the law of Moses ({{b\|\|Deuteronomy\|25\|5-6}}).

	Even if true, this claim is immaterial. God did not condemn the practice of plural marriage in the Bible. If it was everywhere and always forbidden, God could and would have done so. [[~~Early_Christians_on_plural_marriage~~\|Early Christian]] authors understood this.		Even if true, this claim is immaterial. God did not condemn the practice of plural marriage in the Bible. If it was everywhere and always forbidden, God could and would have done so. [[Early Christians on plural marriage\|Early Christian]] authors understood this.
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	#Various references related to providing an Evangelical view of how polygamy in the Bible is viewed.		#Various references related to providing an Evangelical view of how polygamy in the Bible is viewed.
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	* Compare also [[../Index/~~Chapter_9~~#194\|p. 194]]		* Compare also [[../Index/Chapter 9#194\|p. 194]]
	{{:Question: Does the Bible forbid plural marriage?}}		{{:Question: Does the Bible forbid plural marriage?}}

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	The author claims that the Hebrews never considered polygamy a standard practice.		The author claims that the Hebrews never considered polygamy a standard practice.
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	{{disinformation\|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yibbum Levirate marriage] was mandated by the law of Moses ({{b\|\|Deuteronomy\|25\|5-6}}). Even if true, this claim is immaterial. God did not condemn the practice of plural marriage in the Bible. If it was everywhere and always forbidden, God could and would have done so. [[~~Early_Christians_on_plural_marriage~~\|Early Christian]] authors understood this.		{{disinformation\|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yibbum Levirate marriage] was mandated by the law of Moses ({{b\|\|Deuteronomy\|25\|5-6}}). Even if true, this claim is immaterial. God did not condemn the practice of plural marriage in the Bible. If it was everywhere and always forbidden, God could and would have done so. [[Early Christians on plural marriage\|Early Christian]] authors understood this.
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	Did Joseph Smith and Brigham Young believe that the New Testament teaches polygamy and that Jesus and his apostles were actually polygamists?		Did Joseph Smith and Brigham Young believe that the New Testament teaches polygamy and that Jesus and his apostles were actually polygamists?
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	{{misinformation\|Jedediah Grant is actually talking about statements attributed to Celsus: [[~~Was_Jesus_Christ_married~~/~~Was_Jesus_a_polygamist~~\|Was Jesus a polygamist?]]		{{misinformation\|Jedediah Grant is actually talking about statements attributed to Celsus: [[Was Jesus Christ married/Was Jesus a polygamist\|Was Jesus a polygamist?]]
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	*Jedediah M. Grant, August 7, 1853, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_1/Uniformity ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 1, 346].		*Jedediah M. Grant, August 7, 1853, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_1/Uniformity ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 1, 346].

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	Joseph approved a "pretend marriage" between his plural wife Sarah Ann Whitney and Joseph Kingsbury		Joseph approved a "pretend marriage" between his plural wife Sarah Ann Whitney and Joseph Kingsbury
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	*George D. Smith, ''An Intimate Chronicle: The Journals of William Clayton'' (1995), 27.		*George D. Smith, ''An Intimate Chronicle: The Journals of William Clayton'' (1995), 27.
	*"History of Joseph Kingsbury, Written by His Own Hand, 1846, 1849, 1850," Stanley Snow Ivins Collection, vol. 15, 74-76, Utah State Historical Society.		*"History of Joseph Kingsbury, Written by His Own Hand, 1846, 1849, 1850," Stanley Snow Ivins Collection, vol. 15, 74-76, Utah State Historical Society.
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	Joseph wrote a "revealing letter" to Sarah Ann Whitney's parents in which he invited them "to bring their daughter to visit him"		Joseph wrote a "revealing letter" to Sarah Ann Whitney's parents in which he invited them "to bring their daughter to visit him"
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	*George D. Smith, ''An Intimate Chronicle: The Journals of William Clayton (1995), 27.		*George D. Smith, ''An Intimate Chronicle: The Journals of William Clayton (1995), 27.
	*Joseph Smith, letter to Whitney family, Aug. 18, 1842, photocopy, George Albert Smith papers, Special Collections, Marriott Library.		*Joseph Smith, letter to Whitney family, Aug. 18, 1842, photocopy, George Albert Smith papers, Special Collections, Marriott Library.
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	{{AuthorQuote\|"Coexisting with these two deities was a limitless amount of cosmic spirit matter known as "intelligence," out of which Elohim and Heavenly Mother made countless spirit babies via celestial sex."}}		{{AuthorQuote\|"Coexisting with these two deities was a limitless amount of cosmic spirit matter known as "intelligence," out of which Elohim and Heavenly Mother made countless spirit babies via celestial sex."}}
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	*McConkie, ''Mormon Doctrine'', 387, 750.		*McConkie, ''Mormon Doctrine'', 387, 750.
	*{{JDfairwiki\|author=Brigham Young\|disc=19\|vol=11\|start=122}}.		*{{JDfairwiki\|author=Brigham Young\|disc=19\|vol=11\|start=122}}.
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	Do Latter-day Saints believe that God the Father visited the earth to conceive Jesus Christ through Mary after "making her his wife" even though she was "his daughter" and "betrothed to Joseph?"		Do Latter-day Saints believe that God the Father visited the earth to conceive Jesus Christ through Mary after "making her his wife" even though she was "his daughter" and "betrothed to Joseph?"
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	*Brigham Young, ''Deseret News'', October 10, 1866.		*Brigham Young, ''Deseret News'', October 10, 1866.
	*Brigham Young, August 19, 1866, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_11/Delegate_Hooper%E2%80%94Beneficial_Effects_of_Polygamy,_etc. ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 11, 268]. Brigham says, "The man Joseph, the husband of Mary, did not, that we know of, have more than one wife, but Mary the wife of Joseph had another husband. On this account infidels have called the Savior a bastard. This is merely a human opinion upon one of the inscrutable doings of the Almighty. That very babe that was cradled in the manger, was begotten, not by Joseph, the husband of Mary, but by another Being. Do you inquire by whom? He was begotten by God our heavenly Father. This answer may suffice you—you need never inquire more upon that point. Jesus Christ is the only begotten of the Father, and he is the Savior of the world, and full of grace and truth."		*Brigham Young, August 19, 1866, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_11/Delegate_Hooper%E2%80%94Beneficial_Effects_of_Polygamy,_etc. ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 11, 268]. Brigham says, "The man Joseph, the husband of Mary, did not, that we know of, have more than one wife, but Mary the wife of Joseph had another husband. On this account infidels have called the Savior a bastard. This is merely a human opinion upon one of the inscrutable doings of the Almighty. That very babe that was cradled in the manger, was begotten, not by Joseph, the husband of Mary, but by another Being. Do you inquire by whom? He was begotten by God our heavenly Father. This answer may suffice you—you need never inquire more upon that point. Jesus Christ is the only begotten of the Father, and he is the Savior of the world, and full of grace and truth."
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	The claim also does not match Brigham Young's [[Primary sources/Brigham_Young_8_October_1861_discourse_on_plural_marriage\|teachings]] on the subject.		The claim also does not match Brigham Young's [[Primary sources/Brigham_Young_8_October_1861_discourse_on_plural_marriage\|teachings]] on the subject.
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	*{{CriticalWork:Hall:Abominations of Mormonism\|pages=43-44}}		*{{CriticalWork:Hall:Abominations of Mormonism\|pages=43-44}}
	*{{CriticalWork:Stenhouse:Rocky Mountain Saints\|pages=185-186}}		*{{CriticalWork:Stenhouse:Rocky Mountain Saints\|pages=185-186}}
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	{{disinformation\|This is nonsense. [[../Use of sources/Wife swapping\|Grant's quote]] is about consecrating everything to God's service: money, wives, etc. It does not sanction "wife swapping."		{{disinformation\|This is nonsense. [[../Use of sources/Wife swapping\|Grant's quote]] is about consecrating everything to God's service: money, wives, etc. It does not sanction "wife swapping."
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	*Jedediah Grant. Quoted in {{CriticalWork:Stenhouse:Rocky Mountain Saints\|pages=294}}		*Jedediah Grant. Quoted in {{CriticalWork:Stenhouse:Rocky Mountain Saints\|pages=294}}
	*Jedediah Grant, February 19, 1854, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_2/The_Power_of_God_and_the_Power_of_Satan ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 2, 14].		*Jedediah Grant, February 19, 1854, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_2/The_Power_of_God_and_the_Power_of_Satan ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 2, 14].
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	*Heber C. Kimball, August 28, 1852, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_6/Instructions_and_Counsel_to_Departing_Missionaries ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 6, 256].		*Heber C. Kimball, August 28, 1852, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_6/Instructions_and_Counsel_to_Departing_Missionaries ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 6, 256].
	*Heber C. Kimball, Quoted in Stanley P. Hirshon, ''The Lion of the Lord: A Biography of the Mormon Leader, Brigham Young'', 129-130.		*Heber C. Kimball, Quoted in Stanley P. Hirshon, ''The Lion of the Lord: A Biography of the Mormon Leader, Brigham Young'', 129-130.
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	{{propaganda\|This is nonsense. There is no evidence of this beyond Lee's book, which was heavily edited by his lawyer with an anti-Mormon spin after Lee's death.		{{propaganda\|This is nonsense. There is no evidence of this beyond Lee's book, which was heavily edited by his lawyer with an anti-Mormon spin after Lee's death.
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	*John D. Lee		*John D. Lee
	{{CriticalWork:Quinn:Mormon Hierarchy\|pages=250-251}}		{{CriticalWork:Quinn:Mormon Hierarchy\|pages=250-251}}
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	{{misinformation\|Jedediah Grant is actually talking about statements attributed to Celsus: [[Was_Jesus_Christ_married/Was_Jesus_a_polygamist\|Was Jesus a polygamist?]]		{{misinformation\|Jedediah Grant is actually talking about statements attributed to Celsus: [[Was_Jesus_Christ_married/Was_Jesus_a_polygamist\|Was Jesus a polygamist?]]
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	*Jedediah M. Grant, August 7, 1853, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_1/Uniformity ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 1, 346].		*Jedediah M. Grant, August 7, 1853, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_1/Uniformity ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 1, 346].
	*Orson Hyde, March 18, 1855, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_2/The_Judgements_of_God_on_the_United_States ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 2, 210].		*Orson Hyde, March 18, 1855, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_2/The_Judgements_of_God_on_the_United_States ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 2, 210].
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	The Book of Mormon condemns polygamy		The Book of Mormon condemns polygamy
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	{{misinformation\|This is not a doctrine of the Church, even if some believe it.		{{misinformation\|This is not a doctrine of the Church, even if some believe it.
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	#*Orson Pratt, "Celestial Marriage," ''The Seer'', November 1853, vol. 1, no. 11, 172.		#Orson Pratt, "Celestial Marriage," ''The Seer'', November 1853, vol. 1, no. 11, 172.
	*John J. Stewart, ''Brigham Young and His Wives and The True Story of Plural Marriage'', 41.		*John J. Stewart, ''Brigham Young and His Wives and The True Story of Plural Marriage'', 41.
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	{{information\|Latter-day Saints do believe that God went through a mortal existence at some point.		{{information\|Latter-day Saints do believe that God went through a mortal existence at some point.
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	#*McConkie, 64.		#McConkie, 64.
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	*[[Nature of God/Deification of man]]		*[[Nature of God/Deification of man]]
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	{{propaganda\|This is an absurd claim by the author. Latter-day Saints believe that Jesus Christ paid the price for our sins—something that no man is even capable of doing for himself. ''This'' is what the author implies is the easier road to godhood?		{{propaganda\|This is an absurd claim by the author. Latter-day Saints believe that Jesus Christ paid the price for our sins—something that no man is even capable of doing for himself. ''This'' is what the author implies is the easier road to godhood?
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	#*Bruce R. McConkie, ''Mormon Doctrine'', 129.		#Bruce R. McConkie, ''Mormon Doctrine'', 129.
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	*[[One Nation Under Gods#Absurd claims\|Absurd claims]]		*[[One Nation Under Gods#Absurd claims\|Absurd claims]]
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	{{misinformation\|Given that plural marriage was practiced by only [[Incidence of polygamy\|15-20%]] of members on average, this claim is dubious.		{{misinformation\|Given that plural marriage was practiced by only [[Incidence of polygamy\|15-20%]] of members on average, this claim is dubious.
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	#*Ernest H. Taves, ''This is the Place: Brigham Young and the New Zion'', 153.		#Ernest H. Taves, ''This is the Place: Brigham Young and the New Zion'', 153.
	*Ann Eliza Young, ''Wife No. 19, or the Story of A Life In Bondage, Being A Complete Expose of Mormonism, and Revealing the Sorrows, Sacrifices, and Sufferings of Women in Polygamy''.		*Ann Eliza Young, ''Wife No. 19, or the Story of A Life In Bondage, Being A Complete Expose of Mormonism, and Revealing the Sorrows, Sacrifices, and Sufferings of Women in Polygamy''.
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	#*Scott H. Faulring, ed., ''An American Prophet's Record: The Diaries and Journals of Joseph Smith'', 424.		#Scott H. Faulring, ed., ''An American Prophet's Record: The Diaries and Journals of Joseph Smith'', 424.
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	#*George D. Smith. Cited in Jerald Tanner and Sandra Tanner, "Joseph Smith and Women," ''Salt Lake City Messenger'' (#91), November 1996, 7.		#George D. Smith. Cited in Jerald Tanner and Sandra Tanner, "Joseph Smith and Women," ''Salt Lake City Messenger'' (#91), November 1996, 7.
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	{{misinformation\|Pratt is talking about being ''sealed'', not having more than one wife.		{{misinformation\|Pratt is talking about being ''sealed'', not having more than one wife.
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	#*Orson Pratt, August 29, 1852, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_1/Celestial_Marriage ''Journal of Discourses'' vol. 1, 64].		#Orson Pratt, August 29, 1852, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_1/Celestial_Marriage ''Journal of Discourses'' vol. 1, 64].
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	* [[../Use of sources/Damned without plural marriage\|Use of sources: damned without plural marriage?]]		* [[../Use of sources/Damned without plural marriage\|Use of sources: damned without plural marriage?]]
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	{{misinformation\|[[../Notable omissions#304\|A key portion]] of Brigham's quote has been omitted.		{{misinformation\|[[../Notable omissions#304\|A key portion]] of Brigham's quote has been omitted.
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	#*Brigham Young, April 7, 1861, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_9/The_Gifts_of_God,_etc. ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 9, 37].		#Brigham Young, April 7, 1861, [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Journal_of_Discourses/Volume_9/The_Gifts_of_God,_etc. ''Journal of Discourses'', vol. 9, 37].
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	Early LDS leaders allowed the marriage of near relatives. The book specifically mentions the sealing of John Bernhisel to his sister, Maria, as quoted in Joseph's diary.		Early LDS leaders allowed the marriage of near relatives. The book specifically mentions the sealing of John Bernhisel to his sister, Maria, as quoted in Joseph's diary.
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	#*Scott H. Faulring, ed., ''An American Prophet's Record: The Diaries and Journals of Joseph Smith'', 424.		#*Scott H. Faulring, ed., ''An American Prophet's Record: The Diaries and Journals of Joseph Smith'', 424.
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	*George D. Smith notes in a study of 153 polygamous men: "two of the wives were only thirteen years old, more than a dozen girls were fourteen, twenty-one were fifteen; and fifty-three were only sixteen."		*George D. Smith notes in a study of 153 polygamous men: "two of the wives were only thirteen years old, more than a dozen girls were fourteen, twenty-one were fifteen; and fifty-three were only sixteen."
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	{{disinformation\| G.D. Smith is ''not'' an "LDS scholar." GD Smith is an atheist, writes frequently for secular humanism's flagship publication ''Free Inquiry'', and finances Signature Books, which expends considerable effort attacking the foundational events and doctrines of the Church. <ref>For Smith’s long-standing links to the secular humanist movement, see {{FR-4-1-3}}. See also {{FR-7-1-16}}. On Signature Books’ ideological atheism, see {{FR-16-1-16}}</ref>}}		{{disinformation\| G.D. Smith is ''not'' an "LDS scholar." GD Smith is an atheist, writes frequently for secular humanism's flagship publication ''Free Inquiry'', and finances Signature Books, which expends considerable effort attacking the foundational events and doctrines of the Church. <ref>For Smith’s long-standing links to the secular humanist movement, see {{FR-4-1-3}}. See also {{FR-7-1-16}}. On Signature Books’ ideological atheism, see {{FR-16-1-16}}</ref>}}
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	*George D. Smith notes in a study of 153 polygamous men: "two of the wives were only thirteen years old, more than a dozen girls were fourteen, twenty-one were fifteen; and fifty-three were only sixteen."		*George D. Smith notes in a study of 153 polygamous men: "two of the wives were only thirteen years old, more than a dozen girls were fourteen, twenty-one were fifteen; and fifty-three were only sixteen."
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