Rebuke +Doctrine : How Alma Dealt with Corianton

Alma’s approach with his wayward son is interesting.  He doesn’t just teach doctrine alone. He doesn’t just rebuke alone.

He starts specific:  identifies the sin, rebukes it, and discusses the consequences.  He also discusses the specific doctrine.  Fornication and harlotry is a great sin and will lead to damnation is not repented of.  He then spirals out to more general doctrine about the resurrection, choice, and agency.

I liked it.