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Forgeries and folklore	Mark Hofmann Kinderhook Plates The Sealed Book of Mormon by Mauricio Berger The Mentinah Papers The Ang Aklatan The Bat Creek Stone The Burrows Cave artifacts Mormon urban legends or folklore

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• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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Forgeries and folklore	Mark Hofmann Kinderhook Plates The Sealed Book of Mormon by Mauricio Berger The Mentinah Papers The Ang Aklatan The Bat Creek Stone The Burrows Cave artifacts Mormon urban legends or folklore

Mormon urban legends or folklore

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• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
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Forgeries and folklore	Mark Hofmann Kinderhook Plates The Sealed Book of Mormon by Mauricio Berger The Mentinah Papers The Ang Aklatan The Bat Creek Stone The Burrows Cave artifacts Mormon urban legends or folklore

Mormon urban legends or folklore

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• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
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Overview	Latter-day Saint history Approaching history Responding to criticisms about Church history Primary source documents of early Church history
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Forgeries and folklore	Mark Hofmann Kinderhook Plates The Sealed Book of Mormon by Mauricio Berger The Mentinah Papers The Ang Aklatan The Bat Creek Stone The Burrows Cave artifacts Mormon urban legends or folklore

Mormon urban legends or folklore

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• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
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Sub categories	17 points Church owns Coca-Cola Einstein and Talmage

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Overview	Latter-day Saint history Approaching history Responding to criticisms about Church history Primary source documents of early Church history
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Forgeries and folklore	Mark Hofmann Kinderhook Plates The Sealed Book of Mormon by Mauricio Berger The Mentinah Papers The Ang Aklatan The Bat Creek Stone The Burrows Cave artifacts Mormon urban legends or folklore

Mormon urban legends or folklore

Jump to details:

• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
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Sub categories	17 points Church owns Coca-Cola Einstein and Talmage

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Overview	Latter-day Saint history Approaching history Responding to criticisms about Church history Primary source documents of early Church history
Accuracy of Church History	Alleged whitewashing of Church history Alleged whitewashing of polygamy in Church history Alleged hiding of facts in Church history History scholars and Church discipline Accuracy of Church art History of the Church (6-volume history) Lucy Mack Smith's biography of Joseph Smith Histories written by scholars
Forgeries and folklore	Mark Hofmann Kinderhook Plates The Sealed Book of Mormon by Mauricio Berger The Mentinah Papers The Ang Aklatan The Bat Creek Stone The Burrows Cave artifacts Mormon urban legends or folklore

Mormon urban legends or folklore

Jump to details:

• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
Navigators	Table of contents Abuse Bible Book of Abraham Book of Mormon CES Letter Church history Church finances Doctrine and Covenants First Vision Joseph Smith Latter-day Saint temples Mountain Meadows Massacre Plural marriage Prophets and leaders Scripture Brigham Young
Sub categories	17 points Church owns Coca-Cola Einstein and Talmage

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Overview	Latter-day Saint history Approaching history Responding to criticisms about Church history Primary source documents of early Church history
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Forgeries and folklore	Mark Hofmann Kinderhook Plates The Sealed Book of Mormon by Mauricio Berger The Mentinah Papers The Ang Aklatan The Bat Creek Stone The Burrows Cave artifacts Mormon urban legends or folklore

Mormon urban legends or folklore

Jump to details:

• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
Navigators	Table of contents Abuse Bible Book of Abraham Book of Mormon CES Letter Church history Church finances Doctrine and Covenants First Vision Joseph Smith Latter-day Saint temples Mountain Meadows Massacre Plural marriage Prophets and leaders Scripture Brigham Young
Sub categories	17 points Church owns Coca-Cola Einstein and Talmage

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Overview	Latter-day Saint history Approaching history Responding to criticisms about Church history Primary source documents of early Church history
Accuracy of Church History	Alleged whitewashing of Church history Alleged whitewashing of polygamy in Church history Alleged hiding of facts in Church history History scholars and Church discipline Accuracy of Church art History of the Church (6-volume history) Lucy Mack Smith's biography of Joseph Smith Histories written by scholars
Forgeries and folklore	Mark Hofmann Kinderhook Plates The Sealed Book of Mormon by Mauricio Berger The Mentinah Papers The Ang Aklatan The Bat Creek Stone The Burrows Cave artifacts Mormon urban legends or folklore

Mormon urban legends or folklore

Jump to details:

• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
Navigators	Table of contents Abuse Bible Book of Abraham Book of Mormon CES Letter Church history Church finances Doctrine and Covenants First Vision Joseph Smith Latter-day Saint temples Mountain Meadows Massacre Plural marriage Prophets and leaders Scripture Brigham Young
Sub categories	17 points Church owns Coca-Cola Einstein and Talmage

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Overview	Latter-day Saint history Approaching history Responding to criticisms about Church history Primary source documents of early Church history
Accuracy of Church History	Alleged whitewashing of Church history Alleged whitewashing of polygamy in Church history Alleged hiding of facts in Church history History scholars and Church discipline Accuracy of Church art History of the Church (6-volume history) Lucy Mack Smith's biography of Joseph Smith Histories written by scholars
Forgeries and folklore	Mark Hofmann Kinderhook Plates The Sealed Book of Mormon by Mauricio Berger The Mentinah Papers The Ang Aklatan The Bat Creek Stone The Burrows Cave artifacts Mormon urban legends or folklore

Mormon urban legends or folklore

Jump to details:

• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
Navigators	Table of contents Abuse Bible Book of Abraham Book of Mormon CES Letter Church history Church finances Doctrine and Covenants First Vision Joseph Smith Latter-day Saint temples Mountain Meadows Massacre Plural marriage Prophets and leaders Scripture Brigham Young
Sub categories	17 points Church owns Coca-Cola Einstein and Talmage

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Overview	Latter-day Saint history Approaching history Responding to criticisms about Church history Primary source documents of early Church history
Accuracy of Church History	Alleged whitewashing of Church history Alleged whitewashing of polygamy in Church history Alleged hiding of facts in Church history History scholars and Church discipline Accuracy of Church art History of the Church (6-volume history) Lucy Mack Smith's biography of Joseph Smith Histories written by scholars
Forgeries and folklore	Mark Hofmann Kinderhook Plates The Sealed Book of Mormon by Mauricio Berger The Mentinah Papers The Ang Aklatan The Bat Creek Stone The Burrows Cave artifacts Mormon urban legends or folklore

Mormon urban legends or folklore

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• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
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• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
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• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
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• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
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Mormon urban legends or folklore

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• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
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Forgeries and folklore	Mark Hofmann Kinderhook Plates The Sealed Book of Mormon by Mauricio Berger The Mentinah Papers The Ang Aklatan The Bat Creek Stone The Burrows Cave artifacts Mormon urban legends or folklore

Mormon urban legends or folklore

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• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
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Articles about Latter-day Saint history

Overview	Latter-day Saint history Approaching history Responding to criticisms about Church history Primary source documents of early Church history
Accuracy of Church History	Alleged whitewashing of Church history Alleged whitewashing of polygamy in Church history Alleged hiding of facts in Church history History scholars and Church discipline Accuracy of Church art History of the Church (6-volume history) Lucy Mack Smith's biography of Joseph Smith Histories written by scholars
Forgeries and folklore	Mark Hofmann Kinderhook Plates The Sealed Book of Mormon by Mauricio Berger The Mentinah Papers The Ang Aklatan The Bat Creek Stone The Burrows Cave artifacts Mormon urban legends or folklore

Mormon urban legends or folklore

Jump to details:

• Question: What are Mormon "faith promoting rumors"?
• Question: Does Cain still roam the earth, and does this account for stories about "Bigfoot"?
• Question: Did Albert Einstein refer to Elder James E. Talmage as the smartest man he had ever met?
• Question: Did Rev. Frank Graham praise LDS relief efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?
• Question: Did Elder Russell M. Nelson talk of a friend who translated the Book of Mormon into Arabic?
• Question: Did President Boyd K. Packer, in a talk given in the Forest Bend Ward in Salt Lake City on 12 October 2008, say that a catastrophic event was looming in the immediate future?
• Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say that today's youth "generals" during the pre-mortal "war in heaven"?
• Question: Did the medical coordinator for the Church's Humanitarian Emergency Response warn of an impending flu pandemic?
• Question: In the spirit world after this life, will those who lived in President Hinckley's time will be bowed to?
• Question: Did a Catholic priest write a book in 1739 that the true church of Jesus Christ would be restored?
• Question: Did the co-founder of Microsoft write an editorial praising Mormons in a California newspaper?
• Question: Was Brigham Young's hearse displayed in front of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion?
• Question: Was Catholic support for a Rome Italy temple due to Mormon efforts to pass California Proposition 8?
• Question: Did Elder Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve warn of persecution to follow Mitt Romney's nomination as the Republican candidate for president?

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
Navigators	Table of contents Abuse Bible Book of Abraham Book of Mormon CES Letter Church history Church finances Doctrine and Covenants First Vision Joseph Smith Latter-day Saint temples Mountain Meadows Massacre Plural marriage Prophets and leaders Scripture Brigham Young
Sub categories	17 points Church owns Coca-Cola Einstein and Talmage

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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
Video	"Cain and Bigfoot," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "CIA and the church," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is the LDS Church in cahoots with the CIA?,"  (2 February 2024). video-link. "Star Wars and Spencer W Kimball," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Is Yoda based on Spencer W. Kimball?,"  (1 December 2023). video-link.
Navigators	Table of contents Abuse Bible Book of Abraham Book of Mormon CES Letter Church history Church finances Doctrine and Covenants First Vision Joseph Smith Latter-day Saint temples Mountain Meadows Massacre Plural marriage Prophets and leaders Scripture Brigham Young
Sub categories	17 points Church owns Coca-Cola Einstein and Talmage

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