Gordon Monson: 'Is the pursuit of substantiating the church itself more important than the pursuit of what the church is supposed to be built upon — namely, truth?'
about education and learning:
I’ve talked with enough BYU professors, unencumbered by the concern of anyone reporting them to their bosses or their bosses’ bosses, who do not want bumpers put up on both sides of their lanes to restrict them in their chase for truth. They want to utilize the experience, knowledge and intelligence with which God has blessed them to go on discovering what their training has positioned them to discover: truth.
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