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|H=Do Latter-day Saints believe that members of other religions can receive a spiritual witness that their own teachings are true?
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|L1=Question: How can Latter-day Saints reconcile having other people receive spiritual experiences that motivate them to believe in and become part of other religions?
<!—|L2=Question: Do Mormons believe that other religions can be inspired by God?
|L3=Question: Do all other religions confirm their beliefs through spiritual witness?
|L4=Question: Do Latter-day Saints discount the spiritual witnesses that members of other religions may receive?
|L5=Question: Can non-Mormons feel a spiritual experience that cause them to devote themselves to service within another Church?
|L6=Joseph Smith (1843): "I am just as ready to die in defending the rights of a Presbyterian, a Baptist, or a good man of any other denomination"
|L7=Joseph Fielding Smith: "when the millennium comes...There will be millions of people...of all beliefs, still permitted to remain upon the face of the earth"
|L8=Preach My Gospel: "many other nations and cultures have been blessed by those who were given that portion that God 'seeth fit that they should have'"—>
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{{:Question: Do other religions confirm their beliefs through spiritual witness?}}
{{:Question: Do Latter-day Saints discount the spiritual witnesses that members of other religions may receive?}}
{{:Question: Can non-Mormons feel a spiritual experience that cause them to devote themselves to service within another Church?}}
{{:Joseph Smith (1843): "I am just as ready to die in defending the rights of a Presbyterian, a Baptist, or a good man of any other denomination"}}
{{:Joseph Fielding Smith: "when the millennium comes...There will be millions of people...of all beliefs, still permitted to remain upon the face of the earth"}}
{{:Preach My Gospel: "many other nations and cultures have been blessed by those who were given that portion that God 'seeth fit that they should have'"}}—>

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|title=FAIR Questions 1: Truth in other religions
|author=SteveDensleyJr
|date=10 August 2011
|link=https://www.fairmormon.org/blog/2011/08/10/fair-questions-1-truth-in-other-religions/
|summary=We accept truth where ever it is found. Others having truth is not a problem as we make no claim to be the sole repository or source of truth. What we do claim is that only in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints can you find priesthood keys through which you can properly covenant with Heavenly Father so as to affect your return to His presence as a joint heir with Christ. We also claim to have that portion of light and knowledge necessary to affect the same, but this is NOT an exclusionary claim. So, do not be surprised to feel spiritual confirmations of truth from sources outside the Church, such as the Bhagavad Gita, as such confirmations in no way diminish the power of the priesthood keys you can only find here. There is nothing that says that God cannot speak to and influence peoples of all cultures. 
|title2=FAIR Questions 2: Recognizing the Voice of the Spirit
|author2=SteveDensleyJr
|date2=28 August 2011
|link2=https://www.fairmormon.org/blog/2011/08/28/fair-questions-2-recognizing-the-voice-of-the-spirit/
|summary2=In order to put the various voices we hear to the test, it is first important to learn how the Spirit communicates with us. The Spirit can manifest itself in a number of ways. In the account of the two disciples who met the resurrected Savior on the way to Emmaus, one of the believers said, “Did not our heart burn within us?” (Luke 24:32.) We are all familiar with the counsel given to Oliver Cowdery as he attempted to translate the Book of Mormon. He was told that, after he studied it out in his mind, and prayed about it, he would experience a “burning in the bosom” if he was right, but a stupor of thought if not. (D&C 9:7–9.) 
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