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John Taylor said, "And Christianity, at the present time is no more enlightened than other systems have been. What does the Christian world know about God? Nothig;...Why, so far as the things of God are concerened,they are the veriest fools;they know ndeither God or the things of God."(JoD , Vol 13 p 225)
(John Taylor)"has just said that the religions of the day were hatched in hell. The eggs were laid in hell,hatched on its borders,and then kicked to earth." Brigham Young(JoD Vol 6 p 176)
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