Experts won’t change their minds, but will you?
When there’s a difference of opinions in a group, reaching consensus requires that one, some or all members of a group change […]
Comparison chart and decision tree
In my last post, I alluded to a comparison chart I did a while back (August 15, 2016) on my consensus blog. […]
When to trust experts
Even on this trip across the North Atlantic, I’ve had a few occasions to discuss Church history and Book of Mormon geography. […]
Interlude-Iceland
I’ve been taking a break from blogging because we don’t have regular Internet access here in Iceland, but I thought readers might […]
Brother Scott is back, worse than ever
Several people noticed the ad in the print version of the Deseret News that comes with the Church News in Utah. This […]
Value of Historical Research
I’d like to follow up on President Hinckley’s comment: “If we are going to stay on the track the Lord put us on, […]
The Unbelievers at FairMormon
People often ask me how, when the people behind FairMormon purport to be faithful, dedicated Latter-day Saints, they can continue to advocate […]
More of the original manuscript found
Here’s an awesome article on the original manuscript of the Book of Mormon: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865687831/LDS-Church-History-Department-announces-newly-found-fragment-of-original-Book-of-Mormon-manuscript.html Neilson commented, “When I see fragments of the […]
Statistics
Sometimes people ask about statistics; i.e., how many people read my blogs. So far, I’ve had about 200,000 page views, not counting […]
Brigham Young-140th anniversary of his death
Brigham Young died on August 29, 1877, 140 years ago today. I hope that on this day, when we commemorate Brigham Young’s […]