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A set of small plates, engraved with characters of ancient appearance, were purported to have been unearthed in Kinderhook, Illinois, in April 1843. The so-called "Kinderhook plates" have been something of an enigma within the Mormon community since they first appeared. While there are faithful LDS who take a number of different positions on the topic of these artifacts, most have concluded that they were fakes. | A set of small plates, engraved with characters of ancient appearance, were purported to have been unearthed in Kinderhook, Illinois, in April 1843. The so-called "Kinderhook plates" have been something of an enigma within the Mormon community since they first appeared. While there are faithful LDS who take a number of different positions on the topic of these artifacts, most have concluded that they were fakes. |
Wie soll man sich folgende Dinge erklären, wenn man nach gegenwärtigem HLT Glauben davon ausgeht, dass die Kinderhook Platten ein Betrug waren?
William Clayton war mit Joseph Smith an dem Tag zusammen, an dem er die Kinderhook Platten begutachtete(William Clayton and George D. Smith (editor), An Intimate Chronicle: The Journals of William Clayton (Salt Lake City, Utah: Signature Books, 1995), 100. ISBN 1560850221.).
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