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* [[Question: | * [[Question: Was Joseph Smith, Jr. known as a "disreputable person?"|Question: Was Joseph Smith, Jr. known as a "disreputable person?"]] | ||
* [[Question: | * [[Question: Do Joseph Smith's personality and temperament indicate that he was not a true prophet of God|Question: Do Joseph Smith's personality and temperament indicate that he was not a true prophet of God]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Stephen H. Webb: "Evidence That Demands Our Amazement... Joseph Smith was a remarkable person"|Stephen H. Webb: "Evidence That Demands Our Amazement... Joseph Smith was a remarkable person"]] | ||
* [[Question: | * [[Question: Did Joseph Smith engage in "land speculation" in Nauvoo|Question: Did Joseph Smith engage in "land speculation" in Nauvoo]] | ||
* [[Question: | * [[Question: Did Joseph Smith really tell Orrin Porter Rockwell 'it was right to steal'|Question: Did Joseph Smith really tell Orrin Porter Rockwell 'it was right to steal']] | ||
* [[Question: | * [[Question: Was the young Joseph Smith a teller of "tall tales"|Question: Was the young Joseph Smith a teller of "tall tales"]] | ||
* [[Question: | * [[Question: Did B.H. Roberts state that it was possible for Joseph Smith to have come up with the Book of Mormon on his own|Question: Did B.H. Roberts state that it was possible for Joseph Smith to have come up with the Book of Mormon on his own]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Brigham Young (1855): "he was an honorable man and dealt justly, we know his true character. But let his enemies give his character, and they will make him out one of the basest men that ever lived."|Brigham Young (1855): "he was an honorable man and dealt justly, we know his true character. But let his enemies give his character, and they will make him out one of the basest men that ever lived."]] | ||
* [[ | * [[B.H. Roberts: "Joseph Smith was a man of like passions with other men; struggling with the same weaknesses; subjected to the same temptations"|B.H. Roberts: "Joseph Smith was a man of like passions with other men; struggling with the same weaknesses; subjected to the same temptations"]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Joseph Smith: "I frequently fell into many foolish errors, and displayed the weakness of youth, and the foibles of human nature"|Joseph Smith: "I frequently fell into many foolish errors, and displayed the weakness of youth, and the foibles of human nature"]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Joseph Smith (1834): "during this time, as is common to most, or all youths, I fell into many vices and follies"|Joseph Smith (1834): "during this time, as is common to most, or all youths, I fell into many vices and follies"]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Walker: In 1819 "Under New York law, being just thirteen, Joseph's testimony about the work he had performed was admissible only after the court found him competent"|Walker: In 1819 "Under New York law, being just thirteen, Joseph's testimony about the work he had performed was admissible only after the court found him competent"]] | ||
Revision as of 03:23, 28 April 2024
- Question: Was Joseph Smith, Jr. known as a "disreputable person?"
- Question: Do Joseph Smith's personality and temperament indicate that he was not a true prophet of God
- Stephen H. Webb: "Evidence That Demands Our Amazement... Joseph Smith was a remarkable person"
- Question: Did Joseph Smith engage in "land speculation" in Nauvoo
- Question: Did Joseph Smith really tell Orrin Porter Rockwell 'it was right to steal'
- Question: Was the young Joseph Smith a teller of "tall tales"
- Question: Did B.H. Roberts state that it was possible for Joseph Smith to have come up with the Book of Mormon on his own
- Brigham Young (1855): "he was an honorable man and dealt justly, we know his true character. But let his enemies give his character, and they will make him out one of the basest men that ever lived."
- B.H. Roberts: "Joseph Smith was a man of like passions with other men; struggling with the same weaknesses; subjected to the same temptations"
- Joseph Smith: "I frequently fell into many foolish errors, and displayed the weakness of youth, and the foibles of human nature"
- Joseph Smith (1834): "during this time, as is common to most, or all youths, I fell into many vices and follies"
- Walker: In 1819 "Under New York law, being just thirteen, Joseph's testimony about the work he had performed was admissible only after the court found him competent"