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Joseph Smith
- Martyrdom
- Healings and miracles
- Priesthood restore date
- Prophecies
- Legal trials
- 1826 trial
- Kirtland Safety Society
- Nauvoo city charter
- Nauvoo Expositor
- The Council of Fifty
- The Hurlbut affidavits
- Politics
- "Amusing recitals"/Tall Tales?
- "Magic"
- Jupiter talisman
- Masonic distress cry
- Treasure seeking—Critics insist that Joseph Smith's engagement in "money digging" or looking for buried treasure shows itself as a blot on his character. Furthermore, critics argue that Joseph's initial religious experiences were related to "treasure seeking," and only later did he "retrofit" a religious explanation.
- Seer stones
- As Holy Ghost?
- Personal failings
- Boastful about the Church?
- Role in LDS belief
- Greek psalter—Critics claim that Joseph Smith claimed that an ancient text of Greek psalms (a "psalter") was misidentified by Joseph Smith as a containing Reformed Egyptian hieroglyphics.