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FAIR Resources on the First Vision
Summary: Below are resources from FAIR for interested readers to learn more about Joseph Smith's remarkable First Vision.
- Matthew Brown, “Revised or Unaltered? Joseph Smith’s Foundational Stories,” (FAIR 2006).
- Steven Harper, “Four Accounts and Three Critiques of Joseph Smith’s First Vision,” (FAIR 2011).
- Ronald O. Barney, “Joseph Smith’s Visions: His Style and his Record,” (FAIR 2013).
- Don Bradley, “The Original Context of the First Vision: 1820s or 1830s,” (FAIR 2013).
- Rene Krywult, “Fear Leads to the Dark Side – Navigating the Shallows of (mis)Information,” (FAIR 2019).
- Don Bradley, “Joseph Smith’s First Vision as Endowment and the Epitome of the Gospel of Jesus Christ (or Why I Came Back to the Church),” (FAIR 2019).
- Andrew Knaupp and Paul Velutto, “Pillar of Light: A Graphic Novel Adaptation of Joseph Smith’s First Vision,” (FAIR 2020).
- Don Bradley, “Knowing Brother Joseph: How the Historical Record Demonstrates the Prophet’s Religious Sincerity,” (FAIR 2023).