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The Lost Book of Abraham (YouTube) Joseph Smith claimed to translate The Book of Abraham from ancient Egyptian papyri. Now that those papyri have been found, can this claim be validated?
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Bill McKeever speaks on the untold story of the death of Joseph Smith. Alternative links: Windows Media, YouTube
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Robert Millet speaks about how to handle the tough anti-Mormon questions missionaries may face while on their missions or afterward. "We never provide meat when milk will do." "We seek to answer any serious question by finding the most direct route to the Sacred Grove." "Don't answer the question they ask, answer the question they should have asked." Other format: Windows Media
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A former cult rejects its heretical teachings and embraces orthodox Christianity. What implications might this miraculous story have for Mormons?
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The Book of Mormon teaches a Hebrew origin for Native Americans.
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What is DNA? (YouTube) Learn about DNA and how it relates to the Book of Mormon.
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Scientists Address Challenges to DNA Evidence (YouTube) The scientists themselves answer many common challenges.
- Part 1 - "Haplogroup X shows a connection between Israel and American Indians."
- Part 2 - "We do not know exactly what the genes of Lehi and his family were, therefore we cannot prove that Native Americans are not his descendants."
- Part 3 and Part 4 - "The historical account in the Book of Mormon happened on a small scale. Lehi and his family only made a small contribution to the gene pool of American Indians."
- Part 5 and Part 6 - "Israel is on the Asian Continent, therefore Hebrews are Asians."
- Part 7 - "There is another group claiming they have a Hebrew lineage."
- Part 8, Part 9, and Part 10 - The Research (origin of Native Americans)
- Part 11 and Part 12 - Dealing with the evidence
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Rob Sivulka encourages Christians to be radical like Christ in their life and ministry to Mormons. MP3 also available here. [1]
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This debate, held September 29, 2006, at the University of Utah, was over whether Mormonism worships the God of the Bible. The participants were Jason Wallace and Allen Richardson. Mr. Wallace is pastor of Christ Presbyterian Church in Salt Lake City. Mr. Richardson served an LDS mission in New Zealand and has held many other church callings, including the high council, bishopric, stake mission president, and is presently serving as an LDS high priest group leader. He is the co-author of the two-volume set, 1000 Evidences for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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JP Moreland speaks on classic Mormon materialism, particularly that which was articulated by Orson Pratt.
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The show is characteristicly raunchy, but this particular clip has helped expose many to unfavorable, oft-whitewashed, conveniently overlooked truths. John Dehlin, a Mormon, writes that South Park is a "place where many Mormons first learn about the historically-supported mechanics of the Book of Mormon translation process" ([1]).
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This was the first Mormonism-exposing movie to make waves. While it is true that many things in it are no longer taught or emphasized in modern day Mormonism (and that the sequel was embarrassingly bad), much of it remains helpful as a good overview of early Mormonism. John Dehlin, a Mormon, writes, "Is there anything in this video that you were not taught growing up in the church? For me, pretty much everything I heard in the video (except for Christ marrying 3 women while on earth) is something I was definitely taught growing up, or at least heard as quoted by a General Authority." [2]
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A video showing how amazing it is to witness to Mormons at the Mormon Miracle Pageant.
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This is part three of a four-part interview, and covers "Joseph Smith's treasure seeking and usage of peep stones, the actual mechanics of the Book of Mormon translation process, the recorded accounts of the witnesses to the Book of Mormon, the multiple versions of Joseph Smith’s First Vision story, and the evolution of the LDS Priesthood accounts over time." [3]
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Delivered at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City on November 14th, 2004.
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Interview with Rich Abanes
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