Joseph Smith the Prophet-Teacher: A Discourse

by B. H. Roberts

VI. THE PROPHET'S PHILOSOPHICAL DOCTRINES.

The Prophet's Definition of Truth.
As to Things—Existences.
The Reign of Law.
Change and Its Tendency.
The Existence of Good and Evil.
The Intelligent Entity.
The Relationship of Intelligences.
Man's Freedom.
Eternity of Relations.

VII. THE PROPHET'S GENERALIZATIONS.

VIII. AN AMERICAN PROPHET.

America the Old World.
The Constitution of the United States Inspired of God.
America Fortified of God Against Other Nations.

DEDICATION.

TO MY MOTHER, ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF HER EIGHTY-SECOND BIRTHDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1908.

For a long time, my Dear Mother, I have desired to couple remembrance of you with some of my works; and finally have chosen this Discourse upon our great Prophet-Teacher to carry with it that distinction. To all who read this Discourse, then, I desire to say that I love and honor you; and that your love for me has ever been an inspiration to my work.

JOSEPH SMITH THE PROPHET-TEACHER

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