Church History Matters 080 What If All the Apostles Died At Once? Succession Q&R with Dr. Daniel C. Peterson
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Sep 10, 2024 Dr. Daniel C. Peterson, an expert on apostolic succession, tackles the intriguing question of what would happen if all Church leaders died at once. He explores how authority might shift and the potential loss of keys to the kingdom. The conversation dives into the process of calling apostles and whether personal witness of Christ is necessary for apostleship. With historical context and hypothetical scenarios, Peterson reveals the complexities and nuances surrounding Church governance and the importance of strong arguments in faith.
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Brigham Young's Portrayal
- The film 'Six Days in August' aims to counter the trend of blaming Brigham Young for unpopular Church practices.
- It seeks to portray a younger, more nuanced Brigham Young and emphasize the Twelve Apostles' preparedness for leadership.
Request a Showing
- Visit the 'Six Days in August' film website to request a showing in your area.
- This helps demonstrate local interest to theater chains, expanding the film's reach.
Seventy's Authority
- The Seventy are believed to have authority to reorganize Church leadership if the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve are lost.
- However, it's unclear whether they possess all the necessary keys, potentially requiring angelic restoration.