The Lost 116 Pages – Part 2
Don Bradley’s exceptional book, The Lost 116 Pages, reconstructs the lost manuscript through a combination of obscure original sources, comparisons to biblical […]
Church history: a parody of history
On my Letter VII blog, I noted that in the process of renaming Church historical sites, the staff did not change the […]
The Hill Cumorah in western New York is still the Hill Cumorah
The Hill Cumorah is one of the Church history sites that didn’t get a name change, which makes it all the more […]
The Lost 116 pages – part 1
Don Bradley’s new book, The Lost 116 Pages, is exceptional. He has done an outstanding job accumulating and explaining what we know […]
Rethinking the entry on Book of Mormon Geography
A lot of people have cited a “Gospel Topics Essay on Book of Mormon Geography” as doctrine, but it turns out, it’s […]
M2C does not stick to the text of the Book of Mormon
Our M2C friends often justify their repudiation of the teachings of the prophets about the New York Cumorah by claiming they stick […]
Kept from the knowledge of other nations–except the Mayans
5 But, said he, notwithstanding our afflictions, we have obtained a land of promise, a land which is choice above all other […]
Glad tidings from Cumorah
Let’s consider D&C 128:20. And again, what do we hear? Glad tidings from Cumorah! Moroni, an angel from heaven, declaring the fulfilment […]
Seer ("peep") stones vs Urim and Thummim
We discuss the stone-in-the-hat (SITH) theory on this blog because it is so closely tied to M2C. The M2C scholars have apparently […]
Glad tidings from Mexico?
Lately some of our most famous LDS scholars have been saying it doesn’t really matter where Cumorah is. They are sensitive to […]