bomgeography wrote:
I'm here to promote my opinion on where the Book of Mormon took place nothing else.
tapirrider wrote:And in doing so you are contributing to a division among the members of the church. Those who think it took place in Mesoamerica are wrong in your opinion, you are wrong in their opinion. A house divided against itself cannot stand.
And in promoting your opinion, you claim that the church leaders were wrong about the Michigan relics, you claim that all of the credible scholars including an LDS apostle scientist who concluded those relics are fake are wrong in their conclusions, you claim that science is wrong, that archaeologists are wrong, in essence, every source that can provide truth is wrong and your opinion is the correct one. David McKane, if that is what it takes to make the Book of Mormon real for yourself concerning where it happened, something is wrong.
You have not done deep research. You do not do honest research. You cherry pick so of course nothing phases you. Its easy when you don't face truth and reality.
bomgeography wrote:Your wrong tapir you can't distinguish between temporal and spiritual. Tbms are not divided about the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon.
90% don't even care where the Book of Mormon ACTUALLY took place.
It's there to help them through the there mortal existence to return to our Heavenly Father. And for millions of people it does just that. Tapir anybody wanting physical proof positive evidence of God or the Book of Mormon will leave the church.
David McKane, I distinguish between spiritual and what you call temporal very well, just as I distinguish between fantasy and reality. which is something you might benefit from improving your skills on.
LDS members are in fact divided over where the stories took place. They are divided over what they believe is true. The only agreement among all is that the Book of Mormon is true. But the variance between the different geography promoters betrays the Book of Mormon. They can't all be right about what they believe. You are convinced that you are right, even to the point that you declare that the church was wrong. Like I said, something is wrong.
I didn't need physical proof or evidence, Moroni's promise was always enough for me. I was just one of those that you call 90% who for the longest time didn't even realize that members were divided. My realization that the church is not true was not based on or influenced by where the Book of Mormon stories allegedly occurred.
I suspect that you do have some deep need to make the Book of Mormon real. You seem obsessed with where you think it happened. It makes me suspect that Moroni's promise isn't enough for you.