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- Portal:Test/box-header (used on 1 page)
- Portal:Test2/box-footer (used on 1 page)
- Portal:Test2/box-header (used on 1 page)
- Primary sources/Reed C. Durham on 1974 talk (used on 1 page)
- Principles for assessing anachronisms (used on 1 page)
- Prophecies (used on 1 page)
- Publications/Faith promoting (used on 1 page)
- Publications/Publishers (used on 1 page)
- Purpose of the Kirtland Egyptian Papers (used on 1 page)
- Question:Is the concept of baptism in the Book of Mormon anachronistic? (used on 1 page)
- Question:Question: Does Church art always reflect reality? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are Biblical textual variants significant? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are Book of Mormon phrases or language too "modern" to be of ancient origin? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are General Authorities very silent about some issues, allowing academic or volunteer organizations take their place? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are LDS standards required by the mall? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are Latter-day Saint ("Mormon") women placed under covenant in temples to subordinate themselves to their husbands? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are Latter-day Saint ("Mormon") women taught to be “gratefully subservient to Mormon males” and that women must “not aspire…to independent thought”? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are Latter-day Saint (Mormon) women placed under covenant in temples to subordinate themselves to their husbands? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are Mormon apologists isolated from other members because of differences in their beliefs? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are Mormon scriptures full of contradictions? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are Mormon women taught to be “gratefully subservient to Mormon males” and that women must “not aspire…to independent thought”? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are gunpowder, pistols or firearms mentioned in the Book of Mormon? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are hens anachronistic to the Book of Mormon? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are lions anachronistic to the Book of Mormon? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are moths anachronistic to the Book of Mormon? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are the Book of Mormon's and the Late War's descriptions of travel to "faraway lands" similar enough to suggest an authorial relationship? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are the Book of Mormon and the Late War's descriptions of the pitching of tents similar? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are the descriptions of Nephi (from the Book of Mormon) and Fulton’s (from The Late War) ships similar enough to suggest authorial relationship? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are the names used in the Book of Mormon authentic? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are the scenes contained in the facsimiles anachronistic to the time of Abraham? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are the scriptures misogynistic/sexist? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are the statements of Abraham 1:12,14 about the altar and Gods at the “beginning of the record” significant for the Book of Abraham? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are theories that do not agree with the Heartland model "apostate?" (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are there any other witnesses to the Book of Mormon plates besides the Three and Eight witnesses? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are there biblical examples of prophets which evangelical interpretations of Deuteronomy 18 would cause one to have to reject as true prophets? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are there no contemporary pro-Mormon statements from reliable and informed sources who knew the Smith family and Joseph intimately? (used on 1 page)
- Question: Are there no mentions of the seer stone and/or its use with a hat on LDS.org? (used on 1 page)