Community of Christ's own Doctrine and Covenants Section 163, accepted as scripture by the church's World Conference on March 30, 2007. A primary statement of the church's position on how scripture is to be read.
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Community of Christ's own Doctrine and Covenants Section 163, counsel presented by prophet-president Stephen M. Veazey and accepted as scripture by the church's World Conference on March 30, 2007, published through the church's own Herald House, the top tier reflecting a primary statement of the church's own position on how scripture is to be read. Its limit is that it is the church's own authoritative text rather than independent commentary on its reception or interpretation. NotesCommunity of Christ's own Doctrine and Covenants Section 163, presented by prophet-president Stephen M. Veazey and accepted as scripture by the church's World Conference on March 30, 2007, consulted directly, 2026-08-11. A primary statement of the church's own position on how scripture is to be read, cited here for its instruction that scripture is not to be worshiped or idolized and that it has been written and shaped by human authors through their own experiences of revelation.
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AuthorCommunity of Christ (counsel presented by prophet-president Stephen M. Veazey)
PublisherCommunity of Christ
Publication Year2007
URLhttps://www.heraldhouse.org/blogs/doctrine-and-covenants-1/doctrine-and-covenants-163
Source Typeprimary-scripture
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- Sources, 8 claims: 8 well-attested.
- Articles, 5 claims: 3 well-attested, 1 connected, 1 general references.
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