Treat them kindly to. In a Tribune story that we published on Tuesday,

Elder Oaks, you were quoted as saying that the church doesn't seek apologies

and we don't give them and of course this sparked a

whole storm on social media about those who who wonder how this view comports

with Christian theology again wanted to give you an opportunity to respond to that.

I'm not aware that the word apology appears anywhere in the scriptures, Bible or Book of Mormon.

Lesson 16, I will say I'm sorry.

Introduction for the Teacher.

To prepare yourself spiritually to teach this lesson, please ponder the following.

Whenever we do something wrong or make a mistake, we should admit our fault and try to correct it. See James Chapter 5, verse 16.

The word apology contains a lot of connotations in it and a lot of significance. We do not seek apologies when our temple

was desecrated in California when people were fired and intimidated when a lot of other coercing measures were used.

We sought no apology.

That's what I meant by saying, we know the simple apology.

We think that the best way to solve these problems is not a

personal statement of words.

You will talk to us. This is in a song on thrones. Minnesot. Minnesot. Yay!

Welcome back to Infants on Thrones.

I'm Glenn Osland and today I'd like to make an apology to the little apologist.

But instead of just offering up a plain old boring apology,

I figured I'd make it at least somewhat entertaining,

or at least a little cringe worthy and definitely

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