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"Somebody could walk into this room
And say your life is on fire.
It's all over the evening news,
All about the fire in your life on the evening news."
- - Paul Simon, "Crazy Love, Vol. II," Graceland album (1986).
- M. Scott Bradshaw, "Defining Adultery under Illinois and Nauvoo Law," in Sustaining the Law: Joseph Smith's Legal Encounters, edited by Gordon A. Madsen, Jeffrey N. Walker, and John W. Welch (Provo, Utah: BYU Studies, 2014), 401–426 (p. 2).
- M. Scott Bradshaw, "Defining Adultery under Illinois and Nauvoo Law," in Sustaining the Law, edited by Madsen, Walker, and Welch, 2.
- Bradshaw, "Defining Adultery," 2.
Claim: There's a girl in New York city
Who calls herself a human trampoline.
- —Paul Simon, "Graceland (song)," Graceland (1986), 1-4.
- —Paul Simon, "Graceland (song)," Graceland (1986), 1-4.
However...
- How many roads can a man walk down?
- —Bob Dylan, "Blowing in the Wind," Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits (1975), 347.
- —Bob Dylan, "Blowing in the Wind," Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits (1975), 347.
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Ramsay MacMullen, Christianity and Paganism in the Fourth to Eighth Centuries (Yale University Press, 1997), 26-27.
Notes
Claim: "I love Mormonism and everything I’ve done has been to try and help it keep its members."
- —John Dehlin: cited in Jennifer Dobner, "Two prominent Mormon activists threatened with excommunication," Reuters (11 June 2014).
- —John Dehlin: cited in Jennifer Dobner, "Two prominent Mormon activists threatened with excommunication," Reuters (11 June 2014).
However...
- Dehlin told an anti-Mormon:
I would guess that many more people have left the church than have stayed because of my Internet work—and I’m perfectly happy if they’re happy. I mean that. . . .
- —John Dehlin, "post on Benson thread," "Recovery From Mormonism" message boards (15 December 2010 (10:11 AM),).
- —John Dehlin, "post on Benson thread," "Recovery From Mormonism" message boards (15 December 2010 (10:11 AM),).