Ancient Native American petroglyphs feature what appear to be temple and altar worship in different parts of North America. In ancient texts, an altar almost always relates to temple-like worship. Altars In Illinois In this videos, the Brandley’s show us a cave on private property in Illinois that appears to be an ancient temple altar, … Read more
Across North, Central, and South America, dozens of Native American languages belong to the Uto-Aztecan language family. This group stretches from the western United States down into Mexico and Central America. Linguistic experts like Brian Stubbs have concluded that this language family has very strong links to ancient Semitic languages like Hebrew and Egyptian. His … Read more
Critics claim that either there never were gold plates and Joseph convinced the witnesses to lie with him, or that Joseph Smith made fake plates that fooled the Book of Mormon witnesses. But how do you explain the evidence from people who were never supposed to be witnesses of the authenticity of the gold plates … Read more
Over and over archaeological evidence demonstrates that Hebrews were in America long before Columbus. This non member influencer gives a crash course on evidence of Hebrew Origin all over the Americas. The funny thing is that he claims that nobody know about it because the “Mormon Church” suppresses it. There’s a part in here where … Read more
Royal Skousen was a professor of linguistics and English at Brigham Young University and the longtime editor of the Book of Mormon Critical Text Project. He spent decades examining the original manuscript and the printer’s manuscript of the Book of Mormon, working directly from the earliest surviving textual evidence rather than later recollections or theological assumptions. … Read more
I listened to this Stick of Joseph podcast this morning where a group broke down the statistical probability that Joseph Smith could have “written the Book of Mormon.” When you actually look at the data, the naturalistic explanation collapses. Joseph was a 24-year-old subsistence farmer with a second-grade education, no literary training, and not a … Read more
My freshman year at Ricks College was awesome. I had so much fun and grew so much. Living away from home in an environment like that was such a great experience for someone on their own for the first time. All my roommates and friends in the ward were either people who had just returned … Read more