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Sep 11, 2008 06:08AM

“Knowledge, concentrated into wisdom, is the end of existence. To those who live according to God's law, knowledge will come easily. It will continue to come to his people, until it shall be the most intelligent among the nations. The Lord has said it. "How”
― John Andreas Widtsoe, Joseph Smith as Scientist: A Contribution to Mormon Philosophy

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“In "Mormonism" the second principle of action for the individual is repentance. If faith in God has been attained and his laws have been made clear, the believer will no longer violate those laws; he will obey them. That is repentance.”
― John Andreas Widtsoe, Joseph Smith as Scientist: A Contribution to Mormon Philosophy

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“Only those who progress, persist; those who retrograde, die.”
― John Andreas Widtsoe, Joseph Smith as Scientist: A Contribution to Mormon Philosophy

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“It is remarkable that Joseph Smith taught the law of evolution as an eternal truth, twenty or more years before Darwin published his views. [Sidenote:”
― John Andreas Widtsoe, Joseph Smith as Scientist: A Contribution to Mormon Philosophy

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“Even so, in the philosophy of Joseph Smith, the doctrine is taught that all things advance; that man shall continue to advance, in intelligence, and all pertaining to it, until he shall become as God is now. Meanwhile, our God will also increase in his fulness, and ever be a God to us. Through this doctrine, all the principles of the Gospel are made coherent.”
― John Andreas Widtsoe, Joseph Smith as Scientist: A Contribution to Mormon Philosophy

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