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−	Hymns and other memorials to fallen leaders or faithful Christians was not uncommon in the early Church. In fact it was quite common.
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−	“Let [the slaves] rest on the day of the first martyr Stephen and of the other holy martyrs who preferred Christ to their own life.” (Ante-Nicene Fathers 7:495, Apostolic Constitutions 390 AD, E)
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Impossible Gospel

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Questions

== Critics claim that the Book of Mormon and other LDS works teach that salvation is logically unattainable because we must first obey all the commandments but in reality nobody accomplishes that.

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We can see that hymns, and other commemorations were given to righteous Christians who passed on.

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