The Great Apostasy

This classic work of Mormon theology explores the concept of the Great Apostasy, which refers to the period of spiritual darkness that allegedly occurred after the death of the original apostles. Drawing on historical and scriptural sources, Talmage argues that the pure teachings of Jesus Christ were corrupted by human traditions and false doctrines, leading to the need for a restoration of the true church in the latter days. The book offers a fascinating glimpse into the beliefs and worldview of early 20th-century Mormonism.

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