Mounds on twitter
Any readers of this blog who use twitter ought to follow this user: Gregory L Little, Ed.D. @DrGregLittle2 In 1891 the Smithsonian’s […]
The Cumorah issue is simple
I often have conversations with other lawyers who greatly respect Oliver Cowdery and what he went through as a witness to the […]
Strong vs weak leaders
From Twitter: Sebastian Sigl @sesigl · Feb 7 Strong leaders ask for critics and make themselves stronger. Weak leaders silence their critics […]
New painting to replace Chichen Itza M2C painting?
Ever since the May 2020 I’ve wondered why so many chapels we visit around the world still display the anachronous Chichen Itza […]
world is not collapsing
Today at breakfast (we’re in Fiji) we sat next to two Australian college students. We had a long conversation about lots of […]
consensus worse than discord
From the WSJ: Mr. Will’s belief in the old “liberal” ideals of free speech and the settling of disputes by compromise has […]
More on the new book
There have been two principal narratives about Joseph Smith, both supported by historical evidence. One narrative sees him as an ignorant, uneducated […]
World Interfaith Harmony Week
Comments from D. Todd Christofferson for World Interfaith Harmony Week. dtoddchristofferson It’s World Interfaith Harmony Week, and I’ve been reflecting on the positive […]
The Church in NZ – South Island
Although we’re staying on the South Island, the big news from New Zealand is the flooding in Auckland and other parts of […]
New book: By Means of the Urim and Thummim
My co-author, Jim Lucas, did a podcast interview on Mormonland last week. He discussed our new book titled By Means of the […]