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Daniel H. Ludlow
2 speeches between 1963 and 1974, mostly as BYU faculty. 10,520 words in the transcripts.
Speeches
2
1963–1974
Words
10,520
in the transcripts
Reading grade
10.6
Flesch–Kincaid, average
Scriptures cited
37
18.5 per speech
Callings
BYU faculty
2 speeches
Leadership record
—
not a General Authority or officer on record
Speeches by year
19631974
Signature phrases
Words and two-word phrases this speaker uses far more than the rest of the corpus, by weighted log-odds. Stop words, names of deity and the ordinary vocabulary of a sermon are excluded.
- free agency 35
- law 44
- tuttle 9
- republican 9
- lucifer 13
- mary fielding 7
- disobey 6
- physical death 6
- atone 7
- freedom 19
- ludlow 5
- earth 35
Scriptures cited most
- Doctrine and Covenants7
- Moses4
- Matthew3
- John3
- 2 Nephi2
- Moroni2
- Galatians2
- Alma2
Callings when speaking
- BYU faculty 2
As given in the bylines: Church Director of Correlation for Internal Communications · Professor of Religion and Director of the Institute of Mormon Studies
Every speech
- 12 Nov 1963“How Many Is One?”Professor of Religion and Director of the Institute of Mormon Studies · Devotional4,528 w14 refs
- 2 Jul 1974Moral Free AgencyChurch Director of Correlation for Internal Communications · Devotional5,992 w23 refs