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Plural marriage ponderings: An RLDS/CoC apologetic for Jacob 2:30

February 4, 2008 by Gregory Smith

Introduction

Since Mike Parker’s blog post on plural marriage has garnered more comments than all our other threads combined, my keen market research skills have told me that polygamy posts are traffic gold.

One of my research interests at FAIR is plural marriage, and I’ve been reading as much of the primary and secondary literature as I can get my hands on.

I thought our readers might be interested in a periodic look at a few of the things that I’ve found interesting, weird, or different from the common portrayals of plural marriage. In particular, primary sources that may have been misread or misrepresented, are also worth looking at. I hope that readers will spot things that I haven’t, or correct some of my own blind spots.

I’ll try to post at least once or twice a week, until people get bored, I run out of material, or FAIR tells me to stop so this doesn’t become the All Plural Marriage, All the Time blog.

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Filed Under: Anti-Mormon critics, Book of Mormon, Polygamy

Ad-Hoc Book of Mormon Geography

January 15, 2008 by awyatt

I can’t tell you the number of times over the past five years that I have heard critics (and some Mormons) say something along the lines of “Mormons have always believed that the Book of Mormon took place in all of North American and South America, with the Isthmus of Panama as the ‘narrow neck of land.'”

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Filed Under: Book of Mormon

Temples in the Book of Mormon

January 11, 2008 by awyatt

Some critics, particularly Evangelical Christian critics, have pointed out in the past that it is inconceivable that the Nephites could have built temples in the New World because “real Jews” would never do that in violation of their law.

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Filed Under: Book of Mormon, Temples

Coins in the Book of Mormon

January 9, 2008 by awyatt

One of the standard chestnuts used by critics is that the Book of Mormon cannot be true because it talks of coins in Alma 11, and everyone knows that there have never been any coins discovered from the civilizations purportedly described in the book.

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Filed Under: Book of Mormon

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