Automatic Writing/Bill Davis’s Visions of Seer Stone
We’re continuing our conversation with Dr. Brian Hales on Book of Mormon authorship. What are some naturalistic explanations are there to explain how...
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Exploring Mormon History, Science, & Theology
Looking at Spalding & Collaborator Theories (Part 2 of 6)
Ever since the Book of Mormon was first published, critics have tried to figure out its authorship. Did Joseph Smith plagiarize the book from other s...
Reviewing Polygamy Criticisms (Part 1 of 6 Brian Hales)
I’m excited to have Dr. Brian Hales back on the show. It was 8 years ago that Brian Hales published his 3-volume set on Joseph Smith’s Polygamy. How h...
LDS Church in Pacific (Part 3 of 3 Devan Jensen)
Micronesia, Guam, Truk. You may have heard of these islands, but what do you really know about them? Devan Jensen is writing an LDS History about thes...
Improving Conversation on Divisive Topics (Part 2 of 3 Devan Jensen)
It’s incredibly easy to get into arguments on social media on topics like masks, vaccines, immigration, guns, politics. How do we talk to those with ...
LDS Publishing & Media Assoc (Part 1 of 3 Devan Jensen)
Devan Jensen is the president of the LDS Publishing & Media Association. What is it exactly, and who is it for? Devan will introduce us to the group...
*Phelps From Nauvoo to SLC (Part 8 of 8)
W.W. Phelps was editor of the Times & Seasons in 1844 when Joseph Smith was killed. He not only gave the funeral sermon for Joseph & Hyrum but played ...
Phelps Role in Book of Abraham Civil War (Part 7 of 8)
W.W. Phelps assisted with the translation of the Book of Abraham. Amongst believing scholars, there is a bit of a civil war over the Book of Abraham,...
Phelps Role at Times & Seasons (Part 6 of 8 )
W.W. Phelps was one of the best writers in Mormonism. It should come as no surprise that he assisted Joseph Smith in the First Vision account. Dr. B...
Danites in Missouri (Part 5 of 8 )
The Danites were a Mormon vigilante group who tried to fight back against Missouri mobocracy. Were they good guys or bad guys? W.W. Phelps & Thomas ...