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I think people just get tired of reviewing the evidence because they do not believe Joseph Smiths witness nor the book. We have a winner. Maybe if the "evidence" was believable we would, you know, believe it. Not being able to “believe” him is one thing, accusing him of lying and perpetra...

I am a "Watcher," one of a race of godlike beings who are selected to incarnate into human bodies and live among sentient races to observe their goings-on and then report to our kindred on the progress of the race in question upon the death of our temporary mortal coils. As such, although...

It's basic common sense. You can't prove a negative. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. As critics of the Book of Mormon, the best we can say is the evidence is weak, or non-existent, and therefore we are not convinced. That doesn't mean it didn't happen the way Joseph Smith said, beca...

Incorrect. The initial claim is that Joseph translated it by the power of God. That has not been proven. Therefore the burden of proof remains with that claim. Regardless of your attempts to shift it. Wrong, as usual: presumption of innocence Definition from Nolo’s Plain-English Law Dictionary One ...

It’s not for the critics to explain the coming forth of the Book of Mormon. The burden of proof doesn’t rest with the critics. It is for Callister to prove his claims about the Book of Mormon. He didn’t do that. The rule is that one is innocent unless proved guilty, not the other way. Joseph's clai...

So said one of the speakers at this just finished General Conference. The guy was Tad Callister heading up the Sunday school business area for the church. Tad proceeded to rapid fire every argument the church had used since apologetics began- how could a less than literate farm boy...., how could h...

I love the idea that a fraudulent mlm millionaire bought the fraudulent manuscript at a fraudulently high price. The fraudulent leaders at the church surely fraudulently promised some future fraudulent blessings in the Mormon fraudulent heaven to this fraud-meister for the transaction. What a fraud...

Mormon Stories podcast on selling Coke at BYU:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6L8z1TyUP0

In case you had any doubt about Bednar's true colors, please take a look at this video from thoughts on things and stuff. I personally like how Bednar deliberately waits to stand as a sign of control. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPBsWbopjXU . I wonder how his personal relationship is with his w...