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Learn more about folklore and urban legends associated with the Church

Wiki links	Urban legends or folklore
Online	LDS Hoaxes, Myths, and "Faith Promoting Rumors" at SHIELDS.off-site Kevin Barney, "A Footnote to 'The Strength of the Mormon Position'," bycommonconsent blog (16 January 2008). James P. Harris, ""A Place For Every Truth:" The Einstein Rumor," Sunstone no. (Issue #149) (April 2008), 33. off-site "Mormon Rumors—Talmadge [sic] and Einstein," blog post by profxm (17 June 2008) off-site
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 * LDS Hoaxes, Myths, and "Faith Promoting Rumors" at SHIELDS.{{link|url=http://www.shields-research.org/Hoaxes/Hoaxes.htm}}
+* Kevin Barney, "[http://bycommonconsent.com/2008/01/16/a-footnote-to-the-strength-of-the-mormon-position/ A Footnote to 'The Strength of the Mormon Position']," bycommonconsent blog (16 January 2008).
 * {{Sunstone1|article="A Place For Every Truth:" The Einstein Rumor|date=April 2008|num=149|pages=33|author=James P. Harris}}
 * "Mormon Rumors&mdash;Talmadge [sic] and Einstein," blog post by profxm (17 June 2008) {{link|url=http://latterdaymainstreet.com/?p=322}}