Criticism of Mormonism/Books/One Nation Under Gods/Rewording secondary sources

Rewording secondary sources

There is a touch of familiarity in this prose...

Page ONUG Secondary source
  • ONUG 146: "While on a bluff overlooking the waterway, a member of his party discovered a rocky formation vaguely reminiscent of an ancient altar. Joseph gazed at the rocks, then noticed the lush prarie stretching out before him..."
  • Brodie, No Man Knows My History, p. 211: "On a high bluff overlooking the river someone in the party discovered the ruins of what seemed to be an altar and excitedly led the prophet to it. After examining it, Joseph stood silent, his eye sweeping over the prarie that rolled away beneath him..."
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