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The eight questions asked about teaching in this talk are masterful and compelling guides for all teachers of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, that is, for everyone. I will be memorizing this list.
Brother Osguthorpe helped me to reflect on and remember special teachers in my life, angels sent to help save my life. They are many.
For me personally this was the most helpful talk of the conference. How have I lived so long without learning these basic aims of gospel teaching? Thank you so much!
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