I'm kind of surprised they wouldn't put this behind the lds.org login... it may solicit some interesting responses being open to the public.
I'm kind of surprised they wouldn't put this behind the lds.org login... it may solicit some interesting responses being open to the public.
Or........just sing the ones you want and answer email/text during the others. Hey, as a former jock, I can't be bothered with choosing hymns.
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I assume some of the LDS deep cuts are on the cutting block. I'm in favor of nixing "If you could hie to Kolob".
That's an "all or nothing" hymn. If you don't sing all verses, it doesn't make any sense at all.Originally Posted by Scorcho
My vote is nothing. Least favorite hymn of all time - mostly for the music.
For the music? That makes no sense. The lyrics are baffling, but the music is fine. It's a borrowed tune that many Christian hymns share.
isn't Kolob sort of fringe doctrine at best? it seems like the last 25 years or so, they are trying to stay away from these.
It is a trudging along tune compounded by the lyrics. There are no words that you could put to that music to make it good.
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