10. There are no private doctrines
All of the doctrines and practices of the Church are
taught publicly. There are no secret doctrines, no private practices, no
courses of conduct approved for a few only (Isa. 45:19; 48:16; 2 Ne. 20:16;
D&C 1:34). The blessings of the gospel are for all men. Do not be deceived
into believing that the General Authorities believe any secret doctrines or
have any private ways of living. Everything that is taught and practiced in the
Church is open to public inspection, or, at least, where temple ordinances are concerned,
to all the inspection and knowledge of everyone who qualifies himself by
personal righteousness to enter the house of the Lord. (Bruce R. McConkie,
"A Letter to
Honest Truth Seekers,” July 1, 1980, 4-5)