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Validity of the Latter-day Saint "testimony" of the gospel of Jesus Christ

Validity of the Latter-day Saint "testimony" of the gospel of Jesus Christ

Is a testimony simply a set of "feelings?"

Summary: Is a testimony of the gospel of Jesus Christ simply a set of "feelings?"

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• Question: Is a Latter-day Saint testimony simply based on "feelings"?
• Robert D. Hales (2013): "Gaining a testimony and becoming converted begins with study and prayer, then living the gospel with patience and persistence"