Welcome to Russia
Lots of people are coming here from Russia lately. Welcome! I’ve been to Russia several times and I love it there. Years […]
Temple Square vs the Ensign
This post isn’t directly related to Book of Mormon geography issues, but you’ll see why it’s here tomorrow. Last week we visited […]
The changing cost structure for LDS educators
As we’ve seen, the LDS scholars who continue to promote the Mesoamerican theory are 1) relying on the two-Cumorahs theory and 2) […]
Thinking past the sale to stone thrones
Yesterday I commented on the article about how Riplakish supposedly built a massive stone throne, even though the Book of Mormon text […]
Mesomania Magazine and the Sorenson translation resurfaces
You wouldn’t believe how much material I have for this blog. Even if the Mesoamerican advocates stopped publishing altogether, I have a […]
Another absurd No-Wise to be proud of
We’re happy to announce we’ve come up with another No-Wise you should read. Meridian Magazine re-published it here: http://ldsmag.com/why-did-snakes-infest-jaredite-lands-during-a-famine/ It’s one of our best […]
Burden of Proof and LDS scholars
So far as I can tell, LDS scholars and educators continue to resist the New York Hill Cumorah. They’re saying Joseph Smith […]
Mesomania in the Ensign
I trust that by now, readers recognize how pervasive Mesomania is, but for new readers, I’ll point out another example. The December […]
Lesson 46: Ether 12-15
[cross posted from my other blog]“Thirst was made for water; inquiry for truth.”That quotation comes from “C.S. Lewis: An examined life” (2007).* […]
"Thirst was made for water; inquiry for truth."
That quotation comes from “C.S. Lewis: An examined life” (2007).* It’s a wonderful metaphor. So long as we continue to inquire, we […]