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* [[Source:Christofferson:The Prophet Joseph Smith:BYUI Devotional:2013:Critics have also claimed that there were no religious revivals in the Palmyra, New York, area in 1820]] | |||
* [[Question: What religious excitement was occurring in Palmyra in 1820?]] | |||
* [[Question: Was there no mention of revival activity in 1820 in the newspaper?]] | |||
* [[Question: At what age did Joseph Smith become concerned about religion?]] | |||
* [[Question: What evidence of religious excitement is there from non-Mormon sources?]] | |||
* [[Question: Were revivals and religious excitement too common to be noticed in the newspapers?]] | |||
* [[Question: Did Joseph Smith simply conflate elements of the 1818 and 1824-25 revivals in his story of the First Vision?]] | |||
* [[Source:Palmyra Register:28 June 1820:5 July 1820:It was far from our intention to charge the Methodists with retailing ardent spirits while professedly met for the worship of their God]] | |||
* [[Source:Benajah Williams:July 1820:Had a two Days meeting at Sq Bakers in Richmond]] | |||
* [[Question: Did Gordon B. Hinckley cite false information regarding an 1820 Palmyra revival in a book called Truth Restored?]] | |||
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- Source:Christofferson:The Prophet Joseph Smith:BYUI Devotional:2013:Critics have also claimed that there were no religious revivals in the Palmyra, New York, area in 1820
- Question: What religious excitement was occurring in Palmyra in 1820?
- Question: Was there no mention of revival activity in 1820 in the newspaper?
- Question: At what age did Joseph Smith become concerned about religion?
- Question: What evidence of religious excitement is there from non-Mormon sources?
- Question: Were revivals and religious excitement too common to be noticed in the newspapers?
- Question: Did Joseph Smith simply conflate elements of the 1818 and 1824-25 revivals in his story of the First Vision?
- Source:Palmyra Register:28 June 1820:5 July 1820:It was far from our intention to charge the Methodists with retailing ardent spirits while professedly met for the worship of their God
- Source:Benajah Williams:July 1820:Had a two Days meeting at Sq Bakers in Richmond
- Question: Did Gordon B. Hinckley cite false information regarding an 1820 Palmyra revival in a book called Truth Restored?