The Sacred Origins of the State
March 01st, 2010 by Adam G.
Temples may have led to cities and then agriculture, and not the other way around.
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Rameumptom
March 1, 2010
Makes sense. LDS build a temple and the housing costs in the area skyrocket….
You could build a temple in the middle of the nowhere, and within a year would have a community of faithful LDS living around it.
Adam Greenwood
March 1, 2010
See, e.g., Snowflake, AZ.