317: BYU Professor Charles Harrell and the Evolution of Mormon Doctrine Part 1

Mormon Stories Podcast

Dr. John Dehlin

Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 25 January 2012

⏱️ 69 minutes

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In this episode, BYU Professor Charles Harrell discusses his new book entitled:"This Is My Doctrine: The Development of Mormon Theology."

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0:29.6	Hello and welcome to another edition of Mormon Stories Podcast.
0:32.5	As always, I'm your host, John DeLin, and I am excited once again to have with us a
0:37.3	special guest.
0:38.6	His name is Charles Harrell.
0:39.9	Hi, Charles.
0:40.9	Hello, John.
0:41.9	Is that how you pronounce it, Harrell?
0:43.6	Harrell, that's right.
0:45.6	And Charles has come out with a new book.
0:48.7	How new is it?
0:49.7	It's been out for about five months.
0:52.5	Five months, relatively new book.
0:54.6	It's written by Greg Coford books.
0:55.6	So this is a second in our series of spotlighting some books from Greg Coford books.
1:01.0	And this is a fascinating book.
1:03.0	The book is called This Is My Doctrine, The Development of Mormon Theology.
1:09.3	And you know, the book in and of itself is a pretty bold and important book because
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