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Best of FAIR

  • Best of FAIR 1: Apologetics 101
  • Best of FAIR 2: Humble Apologetics
  • Best of FAIR 3: Online Apologetics
  • Best of FAIR 4: Shaken Faith Syndrome
  • Best of FAIR 5: A Black Man in Zion: Reflections on Race in the Restored Gospel
  • Best of FAIR 6: Adam in Ancient Texts and the Restoration
  • Best of FAIR 7: The Joseph Smith Papers
  • Best of FAIR 8: DNA and the Book of Mormon
  • Best of FAIR 9: The Lives of Mormon Women
  • Best of FAIR 10: On Being An Apologist: Imperatives, Predicaments, Perils, and Blessings.
  • Best of FAIR 11: “Believest thou…?”: Faith, Cognitive Dissonance, and the Psychology of Religious Experience
  • Best of FAIR 12: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Plural Marriage* (*but were afraid to ask)
  • Best of FAIR 13: “Uh oh!” to “Ah ha!” in Apologetics: 20/20 Foresight for a Faithful Future in Defending the Church
  • Best of FAIR 14: The Message and the Messenger: Latter-day Saints and Freemasonry
  • Best of FAIR 15: The Temple as a Place of Ascent to God
  • Best of FAIR 16: A Joseph Smith Miscellany
  • Best of FAIR 17: Sharon Eubank – “This is a Woman’s Church”
  • Best of FAIR 18: Mike Parker: The Challenge and Choice of Faith
  • Best of FairMormon: April 2015 General Conference – An Apologetic Review (Part 1 – Saturday Sessions)
  • Best of FairMormon: April 2015 General Conference – An Apologetic Review (Part 2 – Sunday Sessions & Women’s Session)
  • Best of FairMormon Conference 2015: Michael Otterson – On The Record

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