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"For example, a returned missionary might get 12 hours in, say, general education and then another 16 hours of credit in language. That's almost a year of credit," said Randall. For many students, that could translate into thousands of dollars in tuition savings." After my mission I was able to get this credit by attending the third year German course and if I got at least a B grade I could simply pay a small fee for the other two years.

Besides what else has been said about it being actual blood, in Mosiah 3 King Benjamin said (perhaps someone already mentioned this?): 7 And lo, he shall suffer temptations, and pain of body, hunger, thirst, and fatigue, even more than man can suffer, except it be unto death; for behold, blood cometh from every pore, so great shall be his anguish for the wickedness and the abominations of his people.

The Bible does not contain all the truths and doctrines that God wanted us to know. Jesus said this to His apostles, " I have yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now." (John 16:12) He gives us these things line upon line as we are ready to comprehend them. So He gave us prophets to receive more revelation and understanding about the atonement.

That's true but it doesn't really answer the question. Hundreds of people were being crucified. It was a common form of execution and it was mostly a physical kind of pain that was over in a few days. Suffering for all sins and suffering the spiritual, physical, and emotional pains of all humanity for all time, had to be in a different form that affected not only the body but also His spirit, which Christ suffered in the Garden of Gethsemane that caused him to bleed at every pore.

I enjoyed reading her papers and articles about the Church because of the fair and objective way she handled subjects regarding the Church, even though she was not a member

Upcoming LDS seminary building on Cienega HS campus brings mixed reactions The Church wants to have a seminary building on a high school campus but residents are concerned that such a religious bulding should not be build on school property. " Many Vail neighbors say they're concerned about the separation of church and state with the seminary being on campus. Vail Unified School District's director of communications, Darcy Mentone, says it's the students' choice to participate. The Vail School District would be allowing religious classes to be taught on a public school campus by unvetted persons during the school instructional day. In the 1948 case McCollum v. Board of Education [oyez.org], the court established that religious groups CANNOT teach religious classes inside public schools. In 1952 Supreme Court ruled in Zorach vs. Clauson that release time for religious instruction did not violate the constitution as long as the classes were held OFF of the school site. Our Arizona Revised Statutes echos this sentiment by stating in ARS 15-806 that “Any religious instruction or exercise takes place at a suitable place away from school property.” This building, wanting to be built on tax payer funded school property, which according to Darcy Mentone has been in the works for thirteen years, yet VUSD parents and community members were never informed of this until March 11th, 2025 during a school board meeting, when most parents were not in town as it was held during spring break for the district, will violate the law if used during instruction time to teach religion." __________________________ Has there been any other situations where a seminary building was located on school property?

Popular Mormon podcasters resign from LDS church, a step ahead of excommunication "Valerie and Nathan Hamaker, co-hosts of ‘Latter Day Struggles,’ have resigned their LDS church membership rather than attend a church disciplinary council that was likely to result in their excommunication." It seems like people like this start out with good intentions but then they go a little too far and get into trouble. I thought if a member is slated to undergo a disciplinary council they can't avoid it by just resigning.