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Critics claim that Joseph Smith decided to write in the Book of Mormon, every error and truth discussed in New York | |||
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== Critics claim that Joseph Smith decided to write in the Book of Mormon, every error and truth discussed in New York
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==Detailed Analysis
== No problem in LDS theology because:
- God prepares the way for his wonderful works
- God prepares the people to receive the truth
- A perfect time for the Book of Mormon to come to light
- The Book of Mormon answers important questions
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