Eat your M2C
Mmmm, delicious. (click to enlarge) See the original M2C map, which teaches students the prophets were wrong about the New York Cumorah, […]
Back when LDS intellectuals were intellectual
Back in 1984, when the Ensign published the first M2C articles, LDS intellectuals were still open to new ideas. Now, though, they […]
Outstanding talk about BYU by Elder Holland
Definitely a must-read if you missed it: https://newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org/article/elder-jeffrey-r-holland-2021-byu-university-conference Excerpt: imagine the pain that comes with a memo like this one I recently […]
Abraham Lincoln on extinct giants
Book of Mormon geography and historicity is not complicated. Moroni explained that the history of the Jaredites was the history of those […]
BYU Ed Week – Translation simplified
“And he has translated the book, even that part which I have commanded him…” (Doctrine and Covenants 17:6) “Day after day I […]
BYU Ed. Week – Why Mesoamerica (M2C)
Those familiar with Church history and the teachings of the prophets are puzzled as to why so many LDS scholars teach that […]
BYU Ed Week-Hearts Knit together
Elder Uchtdorf’s devotional talk at BYU Education Week focused on Mosiah 18:21, one of the favorite passages in the Book of Mormon. […]
BYU Ed Week – Why Cumorah matters Part 2
Readers here know that we’re happy for people to believe whatever they want. But, as they say, decisions have consequences. In my […]
BYU Ed. Week – Why the New York Cumorah matters
Note: During BYU Education Week, I’m posting some basic principles for new readers. The New York Cumorah has never been more important […]
Unity vs the narcissism of small differences
Last night I attended a wonderful fireside with outstanding music and talks. Here’s the program. https://bookofmormoncentral.org/blog/free-virtual-fireside-an-intimate-evening-with-the-welches-and-christoffersons Everything about the evening was enjoyable, […]