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Reading the CES Letter as an active Mormon
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1:26Now PlayingRyan Huey talks about what it was like reading the CES Letter before serving an LDS mission. Many people come away from that document still believing in the truthfulness of the Mormon church, others do not. The document asks critical questions of the church’s truth claims.
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