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- Prophetic words as scripture (2 interwikis)
- Question: Are some Mormon publications misrepresented as "official" publications of the Church? (2 interwikis)
- Mormonism and doctrine/Official or core doctrine (2 interwikis)
- Mormonism and doctrine/Publications (2 interwikis)
- Mormonism and history/Attitude of the Church toward historians (2 interwikis)
- Censorship and revision of Church history (2 interwikis)
- Mormonism and history/Boyd K. Packer's talk: "The Mantle is Far, Far Greater Than the Intellect" (2 interwikis)
- Accuracy of Church history (2 interwikis)
- Accuracy of Church art (2 interwikis)
- City Creek Center in Salt Lake City (2 interwikis)
- Plural marriage/19th century statements from Church leaders regarding the practice of plural marriage (2 interwikis)
- Plural marriage/Lamanites to become "white and delightsome" through polygamous marriage (2 interwikis)
- Plural marriage/Marriages involving mothers, daughters and sisters (2 interwikis)
- Prevalence of plural marriage in Utah (2 interwikis)
- Plural marriage/Did early Church leaders speak of plural marriage difficulties (2 interwikis)
- Tithing (2 interwikis)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith claim at one time that Kirtland Safety Society notes would be "as good as gold"? (2 interwikis)
- Mormonism and other religions/Spiritual witnesses (2 interwikis)
- Prophets and Church leaders/Revelation after Joseph Smith (2 interwikis)
- Modern prophets and prophecy (2 interwikis)
- Similarities between ancient and modern temple rituals (2 interwikis)
- Emma Smith/Relationship with the Church after Joseph's death (2 interwikis)
- Mormon teachings/Obedience (2 interwikis)
- Mormon teachings/Obedience/Ancient penalties (2 interwikis)
- Forgeries related to Mormonism/Artifacts (2 interwikis)
- Forgeries related to Mormonism/Documents (2 interwikis)
- Kinderhook Plates/Could the "Egyptian Alphabet" have been the Anthon transcript (2 interwikis)
- Mark Hofmann (2 interwikis)
- Allen (1970): "the Prophet described his experience to friends and acquaintances at least as early as 1831-32...he continued to do so in varying detail until the year of his death" (2 interwikis)
- Ensign (Sept. 1977): "If his translation was essentially the same as that of the King James version, he apparently quoted the verse from the Bible" (2 interwikis)
- Source:Anderson:Confirming Records of Moroni's Coming:Improvement Era:73 9:This wording in the present Pearl of Great Price is modified from the first printing, in which the messenger was identified as "Nephi" (2 interwikis)
- Armitage: "It is suggested by de Ávila Blomberg that wild silk was used in Oaxaca in pre-Columbian times" (2 interwikis)
- Source:B.H. Roberts:CHC 2:360-361:Joseph Smith was a man of like passions with other men; struggling with the same weaknesses; subjected to the same temptations (2 interwikis)
- Backman (1985): "On at least four different occasions, Joseph Smith either wrote or dictated to scribes accounts of his sacred experience of 1820" (2 interwikis)
- Bernardino de Sahagun: "Fodder was provided the deer—horses—which the Spaniards rode" (2 interwikis)
- Source:Brigham Young:1855:JD 3:43:I do not wish any Latter-day Saint...to be satisfied with anything I do (2 interwikis)
- Source:Brigham Young:1855:JD 3:51:we know that he was an honorable man and dealt justly, we know his true character (2 interwikis)
- Source:Brigham Young:1862:JD 9:150:I am more afraid that this people have so much confidence in their leaders that they will not inquire for themselves of God (2 interwikis)
- Brigham Young (1871): "whether the Lord...made it in six days or in as many millions of years, is and will remain a matter of speculation in the minds of men" (2 interwikis)
- Brigham Young (1855): "I do not even believe that there is a single revelation, among the many God has given to the Church, that is perfect in its fulness" (2 interwikis)
- Brigham Young (1859): "have I yet lived to the state of perfection that I can commune in person with the Father and the Son at my will and pleasure? No, though I hold myself in readiness that he can wield me at his will and pleasure" (2 interwikis)
- Matthew Brown (2009): "Brigham Young repeated these ideas and expounded upon them during the next 25 years. His viewpoints have been variously classified as doctrine, theory, paradox, heresy, speculation, and some of the mysteries" (2 interwikis)
- Source:Chicago Times:1875:Three times David Whitmer has been at the Hill Cumorah and seen the casket that contained the tablets and seerstone (2 interwikis)
- Christensen: "Runnells shifts the argument regarding the First Vision from 'absolutely no record of' to...'the first vision was unknown to the Saints and the world before 1832'" (2 interwikis)
- Christensen: "Notice again the shift from an original argument against the priesthood restoration based on 'no such claim until 1834' to a much softer complaint about the general membership being 'unfamiliar with the now official story.'" (2 interwikis)
- Christensen (2014): "His Letter and his response to FairMormon works from an assumption that LDS leadership should display no weakness, have no common manner of language, never err in their statements" (2 interwikis)
- Source:Christofferson:BYU-Idaho Devotional:Recording mistakes, for example, have sometimes been seized on as evidence of misrepresentations or bumbling by the Prophet (2 interwikis)
- Source:Christofferson:Devotional Address:24 Sep 2013:The absence of evidence is not proof (2 interwikis)
- Source:Christofferson:The Prophet Joseph Smith:BYUI Devotional:2013:The June 1839 Manuscript History of the Church says it was Nephi who appeared to Joseph Smith in 1823 rather than Moroni (2 interwikis)
- Preach My Gospel: "As you pray for inspiration, you should also confirm your feelings...Certainly the Spirit of the Lord can bring strong emotional feelings, including tears, but that outward manifestation ought not to be confused with the presence of the (2 interwikis)