Learning Learn
Learn, learning: gaining knowledge and wisdom, valued as a path to truth and God.
181 documents · 8 libraries · 1971–2026
Emphasis over time
Peak: 10 documents in 2009
Documents tagged with this topic each year. Libraries cover different years (Liahona starts in 2021), so the rate compares eras more fairly than the count.
Where it lives
- BYU Speeches86 documents
- Religious Educator41 documents
- General Conference33 documents
- Liahona Articles10 documents
- BYU Studies6 documents
- Gospel Topics and Questions2 documents
- Scripture Central2 documents
- Interpreter1 document
Latest
Liahona Articles
The Renewed Second Hour: We All Have Something to Learn and Contribute (opens in a new tab)
Bonissu Avelino · Sep 2026
BYU Speeches
Becoming BYU in an Age of Artificial Intelligence (opens in a new tab)
Gerrit W. Gong · Aug 2026
Liahona Articles
That All May Be Edified (opens in a new tab)
Chad H Webb · Nov 2025
General Conference
That All May Be Edified (opens in a new tab)
Chad H Webb · Oct 2025
BYU Speeches
Look for the Light (opens in a new tab)
Ellen Knell · Jul 2024
Liahona Articles
Encore! Encore! A Lifetime of Learning (opens in a new tab)
Norman C. Hill · Feb 2024
Religious Educator
Damon L. Bahr · 2024
Religious Educator
Observation, Reason, Faith, and Revelation (opens in a new tab)
Dale G. Renlund · 2024
Religious Educator
Seminaries and Institutes Reach and Impact Update (opens in a new tab)
Chad H Webb · 2024
BYU Speeches
Let Your Education Change You (opens in a new tab)
Christopher Oscarson · Jun 2023
Earliest
General Conference
Strive for Excellence (opens in a new tab)
Dallin H. Oaks · Oct 1971
Most frequent voices
- Cecil O Samuelson10 documents
- Kevin J Worthen6 documents
- John Hilton III5 documents
- Richard G. Scott5 documents
- Thomas S. Monson5 documents
- David A. Bednar4 documents
- John S Tanner4 documents
- Russell T. Osguthorpe4 documents
- Chad H Webb3 documents
- Gerrit W. Gong3 documents
- Henry B. Eyring3 documents
- Kim B. Clark3 documents
People with the most documents on this topic.
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