Did 19th century church leaders have a list of crimes that were "worthy of death?"

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Criticism

  • Critics expand to idea of blood atonement to include a long list of crimes that were alleged to be "worthy of death."

Source(s) of the criticism

  • Bill McKeever, "Blood Atonement - If It Was Never Taught, Why Do So Many Mormons Believe It?", Mormonism Research Ministry (web site)
  • Jerald and Sandra Tanner, The Changing World of Mormonism (Moody Press, 1979), Chapter 20.( Index of claims )

Response

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Conclusion

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