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| − | *'''[[Non-existent quotes/Haight: assistance of the moon|Did Elder Haight say that we should "do nothing without the assistance of the moon?]]'''—FAIR addresses a rather unique claim that Elder Haight invoked some sort of astrological principle during a talk in General Conference. After the claim was made in the critical book [[One Nation Under Gods|''One Nation Under Gods'']], it was later discovered that Elder Haight had made no such claim. The author then assumed in his subsequent book [[Becoming Gods|''Becoming Gods'']] that the Church ''hid the reference by removing it from the online version of the talk!'' FAIR looks at the truth behind this amusing claim. | + | *'''[[Non-existent quotes/Haight: assistance of the moon|Did Elder Haight say that we should "do nothing without the assistance of the moon?"]]'''—FAIR addresses a rather unique claim that Elder Haight invoked some sort of astrological principle during a talk in General Conference. After the claim was made in the critical book [[One Nation Under Gods|''One Nation Under Gods'']], it was later discovered that Elder Haight had made no such claim. The author then assumed in his subsequent book [[Becoming Gods|''Becoming Gods'']] that the Church ''hid the reference by removing it from the online version of the talk!'' FAIR looks at the truth behind this amusing claim. |
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- Did Elder Haight say that we should "do nothing without the assistance of the moon?"—FAIR addresses a rather unique claim that Elder Haight invoked some sort of astrological principle during a talk in General Conference. After the claim was made in the critical book One Nation Under Gods, it was later discovered that Elder Haight had made no such claim. The author then assumed in his subsequent book Becoming Gods that the Church hid the reference by removing it from the online version of the talk! FAIR looks at the truth behind this amusing claim.