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    BYU Professor Cites Book of Mormon Twice in Lecture

    Researcher Taylor Killian confirms citing scripture twice in opening BYU lecture for faith alignment.

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    Taylor W. Killian, Principal Scientist at Lila Sciences who teaches at BYU, replied that he cites the referenced text twice in his first lecture. He attributed the choice to anchoring course expectations around common principles of faith. The reply appeared in a thread that also included a generated headline beginning 'BYU Professor Cites Book Of Mormon Twice.' Killian noted the approach is typical for instruction at the university.

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    @tw_killian@Tkaraletsos @natolambert @wwdabney @marcgbellemare @kenneth0stanley @joelbot3000 @RichardSSutton I cite it twice in my first lecture, so you're not wrong! This is largely because we're setting expectations and anchoring the learning aims of the course to common principles to our faith. Teaching at BYU is fascinating and reaffirming in many ways.

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    @tw_killian@Tkaraletsos @natolambert @wwdabney @marcgbellemare @kenneth0stanley @joelbot3000 @RichardSSutton I cite it twice in my first lecture, so you're not wrong! This is largely because we're setting expectations and anchoring the learning aims of the course to common principles to our faith. Teaching at BYU is fascinating and reaffirming in many ways.