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	and withdrew from religion until 1860, when she affiliated with what became the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (now the [[Community of Christ]]), first headed by her son, [[Joseph Smith III]]. Emma never denied Joseph Smith's prophetic gift or repudiated her belief in the authenticity of the Book of Mormon.		and withdrew from religion until 1860, when she affiliated with what became the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (now the [[Community of Christ]]), first headed by her son, [[Joseph Smith III]]. Emma never denied Joseph Smith's prophetic gift or repudiated her belief in the authenticity of the Book of Mormon.
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	and withdrew from religion until 1860, when she affiliated with what became the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (now the [[Community of Christ]]), first headed by her son, [[Joseph Smith III]]. Emma never denied Joseph Smith's prophetic gift or repudiated her belief in the authenticity of the Book of Mormon.		and withdrew from religion until 1860, when she affiliated with what became the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (now the [[Community of Christ]]), first headed by her son, [[Joseph Smith III]]. Emma never denied Joseph Smith's prophetic gift or repudiated her belief in the authenticity of the Book of Mormon.
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	#{{Harvtxt\|Smith\|Mulholland\|Thompson\|Phelps\|Richards\|1839–1843\|p=3}}. This vision was generally unknown to early Latter Day Saints. ''See'' {{Harvtxt\|Bushman\|2005\|p=39}} (story was unknown to most early converts); {{Harvtxt\|Allen\|1966\|p=30}} (the first vision received only limited circulation in the 1830s). However, the vision story gained increasing theological importance within the [[Latter Day Saint movement]] beginning roughly a half century later. ''See'' {{Harvtxt\|Shipps\|1985\|pp=30–32}}; {{Harvtxt\|Allen\|1966\|pp=43–69}}; {{Harvtxt\|Quinn\|1998\|p=176}} ("Smith's first vision became a missionary tool for his followers only after Americans grew to regard modern visions of God as unusual.").		#{{Harvtxt\|Smith\|Mulholland\|Thompson\|Phelps\|Richards\|1839–1843\|p=3}}. This vision was generally unknown to early Latter Day Saints. ''See'' {{Harvtxt\|Bushman\|2005\|p=39}} (story was unknown to most early converts); {{Harvtxt\|Allen\|1966\|p=30}} (the first vision received only limited circulation in the 1830s). However, the vision story gained increasing theological importance within the [[Latter Day Saint movement]] beginning roughly a half century later. ''See'' {{Harvtxt\|Shipps\|1985\|pp=30–32}}; {{Harvtxt\|Allen\|1966\|pp=43–69}}; {{Harvtxt\|Quinn\|1998\|p=176}} ("Smith's first vision became a missionary tool for his followers only after Americans grew to regard modern visions of God as unusual.").

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