MichaelP, my copy of Achieving a Celestial Marriage is the 1976 edition. I know there was also a 1992 edition which remained in use and available from the LDS Distribution Center for many years. The manual is no longer in print. I'm sorry that I don't know the year that use of the manual was discontinued. You ask a good question: Are the teachings found in that manual still true (according to Mormonism) today? I hope some Latter-day Saints weigh in on that.

SteveH, if you think use of the word "re-arranged" is a deliberate misrepresentation of LDS doctrine for the purpose of creating a gross caricature of Mormonism, your are complaining at the wrong site. Please take it up with Lee Benson at Mormon Times (link supplied above) and use your comments here to discuss the distinctiveness of LDS doctrine.

GRCluff, I wouldn't mind a renaming of the events in Missouri, but I do take issue with your statement that the Mormons in Missouri never "fought back." There's plenty of evidence that the violence between the Mormons and settlers in Missouri was engaged in by both parties. Even the Mormons at Haun's Mill shot back.