Life, Sanctity of
Sanctity of Life: the sacred, God-given worth of human life from conception, deserving reverence and protection.
8 documents · 3 libraries · 1975–2025
Emphasis over time
Peak: 1 document in 1975
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
- General Conference5 documents
- BYU Studies2 documents
- Gospel Topics and Questions1 document
Latest
General Conference
Cherishing Life (opens in a new tab)
Neil L. Andersen · Apr 2025
General Conference
The Personal Journey of a Child of God (opens in a new tab)
Neil L. Andersen · Apr 2021
BYU Studies
Teaching Correct Principles (opens in a new tab)
Lynn D. Wardle · 2014
BYU Studies
Respect for Life (opens in a new tab)
Donna Lee Bowen · 2001
General Conference
The Family: A Proclamation to the World (opens in a new tab)
The First Presidency and Council of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints · Oct 1995
Gospel Topics and Questions
Earliest
General Conference
The Sanctity of Life (opens in a new tab)
James E. Faust · Apr 1975
Most frequent voices
- Neil L. Andersen2 documents
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