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|sublink2=Response to claim: "Why are the prophecies in the Book of Mormon dealing with events that already occurred unrealistically specific? Charles Anthon story" | |sublink2=Response to claim: "Why are the prophecies in the Book of Mormon dealing with events that already occurred unrealistically specific? Charles Anthon story" | ||
|sublink3=Response to claim: "Why are the prophecies in the Book of Mormon dealing with events that already occurred unrealistically specific? Columbus described" | |sublink3=Response to claim: "Why are the prophecies in the Book of Mormon dealing with events that already occurred unrealistically specific? Columbus described" | ||
| − | |sublink4=Response to claim: "Why are the prophecies in the Book of Mormon dealing with events that already occurred unrealistically specific? Joseph Smith's name given | + | |sublink4=Response to claim: "Why are the prophecies in the Book of Mormon dealing with events that already occurred unrealistically specific? Joseph Smith's name given. Smith called to be the translator of the Mormon record" |
| − | + | |sublink5=Response to claim: "Why are the prophecies in the Book of Mormon dealing with events that already occurred unrealistically specific? Jerusalem destroyed" | |
| − | | | + | |sublink6=Response to claim: "Why are the prophecies in the Book of Mormon dealing with events that already occurred unrealistically specific? 600 years until Jesus is born" |
| − | | | + | |sublink7=Response to claim: "Why are the prophecies in the Book of Mormon dealing with events that already occurred unrealistically specific? Martin Harris and the lost manuscripts" |
| − | | | + | |sublink8=Response to claim: "Why do the unfulfilled prophecies in the Book of Mormon remain unfulfilled? Example: Jews becoming Christian en masse" |
| − | | | + | |sublink9=Response to claim: "Why is the Book of Mormon quite specific about Christ but does not add anything that the New Testament does not address (for example, what Christ did from age 12 - 30)?" |
| − | | | + | |sublink10=Response to claim: "Why does the Book of Mormon prophesy that the Jews would be restored to the land of their inheritance if they believed in Christ (they are occupying it now w/o believing in Christ)?" |
| − | | | + | |sublink11=Response to claim: "Why did Alma not know when Christ was coming (Alma 13:21-26) even though he possessed plates and Lehi and Nephi had written precisely when he would arrive?" |
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Contents
- 1 A FairMormon Analysis of "Difficult Questions for Mormons"
- 1.1
- 1.2 Response to section "General Questions"
- 1.3 Response to section "Book of Mormon Culture"
- 1.4 Response to section "Book of Mormon Metallurgy"
- 1.5 Response to section "Book of Mormon Animals"
- 1.6 Response to section "Book of Mormon Crops"
- 1.7 Response to section "Book of Mormon Geography"
- 1.8 Response to section "Book of Mormon Script"
- 1.9 Response to section "Book of Mormon Races"
- 1.10 Response to section "Book of Mormon Witnesses"
- 1.11 Response to section "Book of Mormon Style and Inconsistencies"
- 1.12 Response to section "Prophecies in the Book of Mormon"
- 1.13 Response to section "Influenced by Joseph Smith's background"
- 1.14 Response to section "Influenced by the KJV of the Bible"
- 1.15 Response to section "Influenced by happenings of early 19th century America"
- 1.16 Response to section "Main themes of Mormonism not in Book of Mormon"
- 1.17 Response to section "Treasure Hunting and Magic"
- 1.18 Response to section "First Vision"
A FairMormon Analysis of "Difficult Questions for Mormons"
| A FAIR Analysis of: "Difficult Questions for Mormons" A work by author: The Interactive Bible
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