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Answers portal
Joseph Smith, Jr.
RESOURCES
Martyrdom Healings and miracles Priesthood restore date Alleged false prophecies
Legal trials 1826 trial Kirtland Safety Society Nauvoo city charter Nauvoo Expositor The Council of Fifty The Hurlbut affidavits Politics
"Amusing recitals"/Tall Tales? Occultism and magic Jupiter talisman Masonic distress cry Treasure seeking Seer stones
As Holy Ghost? Personal failings Boastful about the Church? Role in LDS belief
PERSPECTIVES
Joseph Smith’s Visions: His Style and his Record
MEDIA
OTHER PORTALS
First Vision Book of Mormon Plural marriage Temples

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Criticism

A brief explanation of the criticism.

Source(s) of the Criticism

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Response

Critics claim that Joseph Smith's spiritual experiences began as products of "magic," the "occult," or "treasure seeking." The critics charge that only later did Joseph describe his experienecs in Christian, religious terms: speaking of God, angels, and prophethood.

Conclusion

A summary of the argument against the criticism.

Further reading

FAIR wiki articles

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FAIR web site

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External links

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Printed material

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