As many of you know, I don't necessarily believe the Book of Mormon events to have literally happened. I believe the day may come when the Church is in harmony with this position. I also believe the 2007? change to the introduction page represents the slow development to my position. Previous title page said: "After ...

... one of the several vision encountered in the opening chapters of the book and then reappear repeatedly throughout the text. If asked, would you have chosen ... Part III treats the modern reception of the Book of Mormon, including a chapter titled " ... task of resonding to an outside query about historical implausibilities in the Book of Mormon, and he discovered that these presented genuine challenges ...

... an organization that helps illuminate some of the textual structure of these other books, like we have for The Book of Mormon, so we have not made them available quite yet. Every ScriptureLog page links to the ... on the journal pages along with the date and then insert them in between the pages of the Book of Mormon to which they related. I still like this idea a lot, however the pages would rip ...

... Smith presided at a general assembly of the priesthood and of the Church, where the book Doctrine and Covenants was presented and accepted as scripture. ( ... previously published in The Evening and the Morning Star and 1833 Book of Commandments. This canonized work includes a statement on marriage ... B. Riggs, as follows, that said Elder Young, borrowed a Book of Mormon of Mr. Childs of Madison Co. N. ...

... reprint of Michael R. Ash's article appearing on Mormon Times. I love reading about the history of language and the written word, and this is so interesting about the Book of Mormon's reference to reformed Egyptian. Enjoy! One ... and it was unique to the Nephites; altered according to their language and unknown to anyone else (Mormon 9:33-34). The critics, however, assure us that ...

... the counselors in the stake presidency, and, as I mentioned, he spoke about The Book of Mormon. He had many copies with him that were special to him for one reason or ... a piece of history. The speaker himself admitted that what saddens him the most about having the book is that he does not know its history. He does not know all who owned it, all who read it, those who were touched by its words, ...