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The authors do nothing to address the thousands of pages published on this topic.
 
The authors do nothing to address the thousands of pages published on this topic.
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Revision as of 22:47, 11 March 2010


A FAIR Analysis of:
Watchman Fellowship
A work by author: Rick Branch

Index of Claims in "The Bible: 1,002 - Book of Mormon: Zero"

Claim
 Author's quote: “While there continues to be mounting evidence for the historicity of the biblical record, the Book of Mormon is still seeking that first authenticated scrap of evidence.”

Author's source(s)

Response


Claim
Ambiguous statements and grandiose claims have appeared in numerous LDS and RLDS journals, but, to date, not a single claim has been substantiated.

Author's source(s)

  • Zarahemla Record, August 1989 p. 7 ("The massive fortification of the site dating around AD 825 surpass anything found in Maya archaeology to date. The Book of Mormon description in Mormon 4:10 is being confirmed.")

Response
The authors do nothing to address the thousands of pages published on this topic.