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'''Aversion therapy performed at BYU in the 1970's'''
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*'''Improvement Era - Online Index'''
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**[[Online document index/Improvement Era/1900-1909|1900 - 1909, Vol. 4 - 12]]
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Recently, several newspaper articles have appeared that discuss homosexual aversion therapy performed at BYU in the mid-1970s. During this period, a graduate student at Brigham Young University conducted a clinical study in the use of aversion therapy to treat ego-dystonic homosexuality. Ego-dystonic homosexuality is a condition where an individual's same-sex attraction is in conflict with his idealized self-image, creating anxiety and a desire to
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**[[Online document index/Improvement Era/1910-1919|1910 - 1919, Vol. 13 - 22]]
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change. At the time, the American Psychiatric Society considered ego-dystonic homosexuality to be a mental illness, and aversion therapy was one of the standard treatments. Experiments were run on a volunteer basis adhering to the professional standards of the time. FAIR examines the history of this aversion therapy in the following FAIR Wiki article: Aversion therapy performed at BYU in the 1970's
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**[[Online document index/Improvement Era/1920-1929|1920 - 1929, Vol. 23 - 32]]
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**[[Online document index/Improvement Era/1930-1939|1930 - 1939, Vol. 33 - 42]]
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*'''[[Mormonism_and_gender_issues/Same-sex_attraction/Aversion therapy performed at BYU|Aversion therapy performed at BYU]]'''
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**[[Online document index/Improvement Era/1940-1949|1940 - 1949, Vol. 43 - 52]]
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**[[Online document index/Improvement Era/1950-1959|1950 - 1959, Vol. 53 - 62]]
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**[[Online document index/Improvement Era/1960-1970|1960 - 1970, Vol. 63 - 73]]
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'''Analysis and response to the documentary ''8: The Mormon Proposition'' '''
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*[[Criticism of Mormonism/Books/By His Own Hand upon Papyrus: A New Look at the Joseph Smith Papyri/Larson "restoration" of Facsimile 1|'''The Charles Larson "restoration" of Book of Abraham Facsimile 1 in "...by his own hand upon papyrus"''']]—The book "...by his own hand upon papyrus" presents a "restoration" of Book of Abraham Facsimile 1 (p. 65), which purports to be "based upon the modern study of Egyptology, and similar scenes in numerous existing papyri." However, the recent availability of high-definition [http://josephsmithpapers.org/paperSummary/egyptian-papyri images of the papyri on the Church History website] now provides the opportunity to compare the Larson restoration with the original. There are a number of discrepancies which indicate that the restoration contains a number of significant inaccuracies. We examine those inaccuracies in this article.
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A June 2010 documentary called "8: The Mormon Proposition," written and produced by Reed Cowan, claims to be an expose of the role that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints played in the passage of California Proposition 8. Reviews of the film generally agreed that it was a polemical treatment of the issue, pitting the Church as villain in a quest to limit or remove the rights of same-sex couples. FAIR reviews some of the individual claims made in the documentary.
 
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*'''[[Specific works/8: The Mormon Proposition|A FAIR Analysis of : ''8: The Mormon Proposition'']]'''
 
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'''A Brigham Young "quote" related to California Proposition 8?'''
 
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A quote alleged to have been uttered by Brigham Young recently began gaining wide circulation on the web. The quote appeared to be a "smoking gun," with Brigham mentioning practically every controversial issue in which he was ever said to have been involved. Ex-Mormon critics of the Church became excited about the quote and attempted to verify its source because it represented, according to one ex-Mormon critic, "an astounding batch of ammo if it is a true quote from B[righam] Y[oung]." There was even an allusion to Proposition 8:
 
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<blockquote>"If there ever comes a day when the Saints interfere with the rights of others to live as they see fit, you can know with assurance that the Church is no longer led by a Prophet, but a mere man."
 
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Despite the attribution of this phrase to Brigham Young in numerous locations on the web, Brigham never actually uttered this phrase. The entire quote was confirmed to be a fabrication by an anonymous blogger. We examine the full "quote" here:
 
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