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Why? | journeyofloyaldissent
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British judge rejects case, calls it an 'attack' on LDS - Deseret News
British court tosses out fraud case against LDS leader
Alan Phillips, son of u/annointedone, was called to be an area 70. Will he get the second annointing??? : r/exmormon
Former Mormon Bishop of Helston may have been secretly excommunicated for speaking publicly about issues in the Church | Steve Bloor's Blog
984-985: Truth Seeking with Hans and Birgitta Mattsson - Mormon Stories
They Said WHAT?! Ex-Mormon Edition | Zelph on the Shelf
Thomas S. Monson, LDS Church President, Escapes Fraud Trial, British Court Drops Case | HuffPost Communities
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Mormon LDS Church President Summoned to UK Court on Fraud Charges
The seven allegations of the Tom Phillips vs. Thomas S. Monson case – Positivism
Tom Phillips Home Page
This ex-Mormon is taking his former church to court – troyrecord
The seven allegations of the Tom Phillips vs. Thomas S. Monson case – Positivism
It is a forgotten Victorian novel I found by chance, plundered, mined, and undermined its text to make it yield the ghosts… | Artist books, Book art, Book page art
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535: Tom Phillips, the Second Anointing, and Apostle Jeffrey R. Holland Holland Pt. 1 - Tom's Ascent to LDS Leadership
Mormon leader Thomas Monson fraud case thrown out - BBC News
Mormon president ordered to appear in British court
