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| 1978 Priesthood revelation les articles FAIR en ligne |
- FAIR Topical Guide: Blacks and the priesthood FAIR link
- FAIR Topical Guide: Infallibility of prophets FAIR link
- FAIR Topical Guide: Personal beliefs of prophets FAIR link
- FAIR Topical Guide: Race and cultural issues FAIR link
- FAIR BlackLDS site: FAIR link (Source importante)
- Marcus H. Martins, "A Black Man in Zion: Reflections on Race in the Restored Gospel" (2006 FAIR Conference presentation). FAIR link PDF link
- Armand L. Mauss, The LDS Church and the Race Issue: A Study in Misplaced Apologetics
- Mike Parker, "Dispelling the Myth of the 'Curse of Cain'" (one-page handout that argues against Cain's curse being black skin and a priesthood ban). PDF link
Vidéo
| LDS Church and the Race Issue: Study in Misplaced Apologetics, Armand Mauss, 2003 FAIR Conference |