Getting real about Cumorah – Part 5a, how M2C infiltrates the Church
Two days ago, Elder D. Todd Christofferson posted this on Facebook: “I’m not sure what is behind the increasing attacks upon the […]
New Discoveries about Mayans and bias confirmation
We have an outstanding new example of how confirmation bias works in the arena of Book of Mormon geography and historicity. Last […]
Conference Saturday
I’ll be speaking Saturday, Feb. 3, at this conference for anyone interested. Lots of good stuff here. https://www.bookofmormonremnants.com/ Source: Book of Mormon […]
President Cowdery’s letters still relevant
Because of Letter VII’s declaration about Cumorah, many LDS intellectuals have a serious problem with President Cowdery’s historical letters. They would rather […]
Getting real about Cumorah – Part 5, confirmation bias
There’s a psychological concept that probably constitutes a principle: Confirmation bias looks exactly like a mountain of evidence. The sentence is a […]
Getting real about Cumorah – Part 4a(1), more on BYU Studies
You’re going to think my previous post about BYU Studies was written with the latest issue in mind. Actually, I wrote the […]
Getting real about Cumorah – Part 4c, what should happen at Seminary and Institute
This is part 4c in the series on “Getting real about Cumorah.” Part 4 looks at a few of the things that […]
Getting real about Cumorah – Part 4b, what should happen at BYU
This is part 4b in the series on “Getting real about Cumorah.” Part 4 looks at a few of the things that […]
Getting real about Cumorah – Part 4a, what should happen at BYU Studies
People wonder what I think the outcome of “getting real about Cumorah” should be. It’s an excellent point, so I’ll list a […]
Getting real about Cumorah – Part 3, many waters
Because many of our LDS intellectuals at BYU are teaching their students that President Cowdery was wrong when he declared it was […]