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	* The critics fail to tell their readers that Brigham is speaking about the return of Thomas B. Marsh to the church—he is comparing the consequences of remaining in the Church (as Brigham and Heber have done) versus a long apostasy (as in the case of Marsh). It is a misrepresentation to describe this as Brigham "boasting."		* The critics fail to tell their readers that Brigham is speaking about the return of Thomas B. Marsh to the church—he is comparing the consequences of remaining in the Church (as Brigham and Heber have done) versus a long apostasy (as in the case of Marsh). It is a misrepresentation to describe this as Brigham "boasting."
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	* The critics fail to tell their readers that Brigham is speaking about the return of Thomas B. Marsh to the church—he is comparing the consequences of remaining in the Church (as Brigham and Heber have done) versus a long apostasy (as in the case of Marsh). It is a ~~distortion~~ to describe this as Brigham "boasting."		* The critics fail to tell their readers that Brigham is speaking about the return of Thomas B. Marsh to the church—he is comparing the consequences of remaining in the Church (as Brigham and Heber have done) versus a long apostasy (as in the case of Marsh). It is a misrepresentation to describe this as Brigham "boasting."
	* As is often the case, the Tanners apply the worst possible interpretation to what are likely innocent remarks intended to teach a ''spiritual'' principle in a humorous or arresting manner.		* As is often the case, the Tanners apply the worst possible interpretation to what are likely innocent remarks intended to teach a ''spiritual'' principle in a humorous or arresting manner.
	* {{SeeAlso\|Brigham Young and polygamy/Boasted could have more wives\|l1=Brigham—boasted could have more wives?}}		* {{SeeAlso\|Brigham Young and polygamy/Boasted could have more wives\|l1=Brigham—boasted could have more wives?}}

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			* The critics fail to tell their readers that Brigham is speaking about the return of Thomas B. Marsh to the church—he is comparing the consequences of remaining in the Church (as Brigham and Heber have done) versus a long apostasy (as in the case of Marsh). It is a distortion to describe this as Brigham "boasting."
	{{nw}}		* As is often the case, the Tanners apply the worst possible interpretation to what are likely innocent remarks intended to teach a ''spiritual'' principle in a humorous or arresting manner.
			* {{SeeAlso\|Brigham Young and polygamy/Boasted could have more wives\|l1=Brigham—boasted could have more wives?}}