\nFor the first several years of Times and Seasons’ history, we employed a special and unique tagline. We retired that tagline a few years ago, in an effort to make the site more accessible to a general readership. However, we’re still fond of our quirky tagline, which is absolute and unyielding, written into stone, eternal and unchanging and forever. Until you hit refresh. <\/p>\n
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\n “Anti-Nephi-Lehitish”,
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