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- Question: Are the original Temple Lot Case transcripts available online? (1 linkki)
- Question: At what age did Joseph Smith become concerned about religion? (1 linkki)
- Question: Because Mormons do not currently practice plural marriage, does this mean that early leaders who taught that is was required were wrong? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Brigham Young believe that one could not enter the Celestial Kingdom unless they were a polygamist? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Bruce R. McConkie state that we must turn to Joseph Smith to gain salvation? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Emma Smith discover her husband Joseph with Fanny Alger in a barn? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Fanny Alger have a child by Joseph Smith? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Gordon B. Hinckley cite false information regarding an 1820 Palmyra revival in a book called Truth Restored? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith ever publicly attempt to teach the doctrine of plural marriage? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith father any children through polygamous marriages? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith father children by polyandrous plural wife Prescindia Buell? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith marry Fanny Alger as his first plural wife in 1833? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith mismanage the estate of two orphans, Maria and Sarah Lawrence by marrying these sisters polygamously in order to use the marriage to enrich himself? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith offer to trade Jane Law for Emma Smith in a wife swap with William Law? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith perform marriages between brothers and sisters? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith send William Law, Robert D. Foster, and Henry Jacobs on missions so that he could steal their wives? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith send men on missions in order to "steal" their wives while they were gone? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith simply conflate elements of the 1818 and 1824-25 revivals in his story of the First Vision? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith violate marriage laws in Ohio by performing marriages? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph claim that an angel threatened him with a "drawn sword" or "flaming sword" if a woman refused to marry him? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Joseph hide his plural marriages from Emma, his first wife? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Lorenzo Snow state that polygamy was actually adultery prior to 1843? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did Prescindia Buell (or Sarah Pratt, or Mrs. Hyde) not know who was the father of her son? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did William Marks claim that Joseph Smith told him that plural marriage had been a mistake and that it would be abandoned? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did early Church leaders state that the Book of Mormon condemns polygamy? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did early Mormon leaders teach the plural marriage was a requirement for exaltation? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did other Church leaders believe that plural marriage was a requirement for exaltation? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did some Church leaders teach that plural marriage was a practice that would persist forever? (1 linkki)
- Question: Did some of Joseph Smith's associates believe that Joseph Smith had an affair with Fanny Alger? (1 linkki)
- Question: Do Mormons believe that Joseph Smith must approve whether or not they get into heaven? (1 linkki)
- Question: Does the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) have any association with polygamist groups? (1 linkki)
- Question: How could Joseph and Fanny have been married in 1831 if the sealing power had not yet been restored? (1 linkki)
- Question: How do critics of the Church portray Joseph Smith's letter to the Whitney family as a "love letter"? (1 linkki)
- Question: How many Mormon women refused offers of plural marriage? (1 linkki)
- Question: I've seen Temple Lot court transcripts online. Are these not accurate? (1 linkki)
- Question: If early Church leaders taught that plural marriage was required, does this mean that current members are not capable of achieving exaltation? (1 linkki)
- Question: If the story of Emma pushing Eliza Snow down the stairs is true, why did Eliza not make use of it? (1 linkki)
- Question: Is plural marriage required in order to achieve exaltation? (1 linkki)
- Question: Since first wives were generally to grant permission for sealings to subsequent wives, did Joseph's later sealing to Emma mean that Emma no longer held the role of "first wife"? (1 linkki)
- Question: Under what circumstances was Doctrine and Covenants Section 132 committed to writing? (1 linkki)
- Question: Was Apostle Orson Hyde sent on a mission to dedicate Israel so that Joseph Smith could secretly marry his wife, Marinda Hyde, while he was away? (1 linkki)
- Question: Was Emma aware of the possibility that Joseph could take additional wives even without her consent? (1 linkki)
- Question: Was Emma was promised "annihilation" if she didn't accept plural marriage? (1 linkki)
- Question: Was Joseph Smith a "serial practitioner of statutory rape?" (1 linkki)
- Question: Was Joseph Smith ever charged with adultery under Illinois law? (1 linkki)
- Question: Was Parley P. Pratt murdered because he stole another man's wife? (1 linkki)
- Question: Was a pregnant Eliza R. Snow pushed down the stairs by a furious Emma, resulting in a miscarriage? (1 linkki)
- Question: Was the only purpose of polygamy to "multiply and replenish the earth" and "bear the souls of men"? (1 linkki)
- Question: Was there no biblical mandate for plural marriage? (1 linkki)
- Question: Was there no mention of revival activity in 1820 in the newspaper? (1 linkki)