Life always has a way of doing whatever it needs to do. There’s nothing wrong with that thought process. It comes and goes without a second thought. We can’t easily figure out why life does this to us, we have to understand something at some point, but if we don’t? Well, no harm no foul. It’s life and we have to continue going forward to see everything that is out there. There’s nothing we can do about it. Life will move foreward without the ability for us to do anything but wonder what this life will eventually be like in the far distant future. Oh what a joy that could bring about. If life has a way, we will be able to get from point a to point b in no time at all. It feels like a circle at times. A = B = C, isn’t that what the crazy future guy in Star Trek: Voyager tried to explain? Yeah, something like that. It’s quite an interesting thought process to be sure. It’s life though, nothing can be done about it. So let life be what it wants to be, there’s nothing wrong with that tho...
Looking
over at lds.org, I found a discrepancy. It has to do with Joseph
Smith and money digging. In 1989, this was taught that Joseph had no
dealings with money digging or “peepstones”. A peep stone, is a
stone used to look for buried treasure, an act that Joseph was indeed
doing.
Here’s
the quote from a 1989 article:
The Knight families knew Joseph Smith in
the earliest days, when he was accused of gold-digging and using peep
stones. If Joseph Smith were a charlatan or disreputable money
grubber as detractors charged, the large Knight clan would not have
felt such deep trust in him. Their loyalty to him was based on
firsthand, intimate knowledge, which stands today as a solid witness
that the Prophet’s character, from when he was twenty to his death
at thirty-eight, was righteous and good.1
And
now a quote from the new church history volume, Saints:
In September 1826, Joseph returned to the
hill for the plates, but Moroni said he was still not ready for them.
“Quit the company of the money diggers,” the angel told him.
There were wicked men among them. Moroni gave him one more year to
align his will with God’s. If he did not, the plates would never be
entrusted to him.2
So
apparently, over time the story can and does change.
2. Saints
Vol 1, Chapter 4
(https://www.lds.org/languages/eng/content/history/saints-v1/04-be-watchful)
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