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|summary=Joseph Smith's 1838 First Vision account is analyzed by critics of the Church in order to use it to prove that the First Vision never occurred. A variety of critical arguments are raised based upon the words Joseph used to describe the events leading up to his First Vision. We examine here the introduction to Joseph's 1838 First Vision account, found in the Pearl of Great Price and separate facts from opinion.
|sublink1=Question: What is the date of the Smith family's "removal to Manchester"?
|sublink2=Question: Why did Joseph Smith claim that the religious excitement in the Palmyra area in 1820 "commenced with the Methodists"?
|sublink3=Question: Why does Joseph Smith claim that his family was "proselyted to the Presbyterian faith" in 1820?
|sublink4=Question: What was Joseph Smith referring to when he said that "I attended their several meetings as often as occasion would permit"?
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{{:Question: Why did Joseph Smith claim that the religious excitement in the Palmyra area in 1820 "commenced with the Methodists"?}}
{{:Question: Why does Joseph Smith claim that his family was "proselyted to the Presbyterian faith" in 1820?}}
{{:Question: What was Joseph Smith referring to when he said that "I attended their several meetings as often as occasion would permit"?}}

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