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The 2005 Sharing Time Outline and Sacrament Meeting Presentation says this:
“Use terms such as premortal life or premortal existence rather than preexistence to describe our existence before our birth into mortality on this earth.”
Never thought of it before, but pre-existence means BEFORE we EXISTED, and that’s not a correct use of the word. The plan of salvation teaches us that we did, in fact, exist in spirit form before coming to Earth.
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