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December 5, 2012

Farewell, Fellow Mormons

Ryan Jenkins, Standard-Examiner

This is my last post. I have thoroughly enjoyed my experience writing about religion, principles of the gospel, the scriptures, current events, and sustaining and defending The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

I would like thank Doug Gibson at the Standard Examiner for giving me the opportunity. After 125 posts it’s time to be done. Work and personal projects, along with family and church responsibilities are demanding closer attention. I would also like to thank Jeremy Lott with Real Clear Religion for posting several of my blogs over the past two years.

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