New Survey on Mesomania
I’m getting some great feedback on the poll about covers for the Mesomania book. In response, I’ve deleted one cover and substituted […]
Expectations, imprinting, and life-long avocations
If you’ve been following these blogs, you undoubtedly know that most LDS people still have a vague notion that the Book of […]
Mesomania book-poll on cover
My next book, Mormon Mesomania, will be released soon. We’re seeking additional input on the cover via an online poll. Mesomania looks […]
Guest Post: One Cumorah – historical accounts
Some LDS scholars continue to insist that the Hill Cumorah is not in New York but somewhere in Mexico. This comes as […]
Expectations and art – Church history
One of the most important articles published in the Ensign in years (apart from Conference talks) was published last October (2015) and […]
All nations, kindreds, tongues and people
The other day I read a blog post that claimed Mesoamerica had to be the setting for the Book of Mormon because […]
Expectations and another new blog
I’ve started another new blog: http://bookofmormonheartland.blogspot.com/. Eventually I’ll have a similar one for all the various theories. In connection with that, I’ve organized […]
Expectations, psychology, and Book of Mormon geography
It is well known that both happiness and disappointment are directly related to expectations. When expectations are elevated above reality, people are […]
Agree / Agree-to-Disagree by topic
A great suggestion came in that I organize the chart by topic, so here goes. Now for each section, the agreed-upon points […]
Why Central America?
If you ask a proponent of Book of Mormon Central America (Mesoamerica) why he/she is looking in Central America, you probably won’t […]