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Evolution correct answers generation-to-generation change in the proportion of different inherited genes in a population that account for all of the changes that have transformed life over an immense time Ophelia Syndrome correct answers When you can't think for yourself type of thing; her father told her to "think yourself a baby" dependent on others for every action How to treat the Ophelia Syndrome correct answers Seek Out and Learn from Great Teachers, Regardless of What They Teach Dare to Know and Trust Yourself Learn to Live with Uncertainty Practice Dialectical Thinking (thinking in alternatives and, if possible, in opposites) Foster Idle Thinking Plan to Step Out Of Bounds Creationist Doctrine correct answers Ex nihilo creation, Biblical Literalism, Biblical Exclusivity, Bible as a Comprehensive Source. Who provides official church doctrine? correct answers The prophet does, when what is being presented as doctrine, and is undersigned by the first presidency. Why did the church release a statement on the "Origin of Man" in 1908? correct answers In the early 1900s, questions concerning the Creation of the earth and the theories of evolution became the subject of much public discussion. What did Joseph F. Smith say about the origins of Adam's body? correct answers There were 3 possible ways it could have came to be: 1) Interplanetary transportation meaning he was born on another planet and then moved to this one. 2) He was born on earth like everyone else. 3) Divinely directed evolution What was the church's position on evolution in 1911? correct answers Suggests evolution is 'more or less a fallacy' but points out that the Church has no official position on how the Lord created the earth. What is the church's position on evolution now? correct answers No official position (nothing has been revealed) Who published "The Mormon View of Evolution", and why? correct answers Heber J. Grant, published in 1925 because saw a need to reiterate the 1909 official statement on "The Origin of Man" with a few modifications (removed anti-evolution - sounding phrases)