How so?
Post by twetch#2099
try reading them and you tell me.
the Book of Mormon is the record of the native Americans that arrived on this continent thousands of years ago and their interaction with God and Christ.
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I was raised Mormon. I've read both. The LDS Church builds good communities and I am a Christian. You're making a postive claim. You've clearly put a lot of effort into your work, I'm simply asking for you to expand on it.
reading the bible alone will confuse you. only reading it in tandem with the BoM will make the message clear. plus, the BoM story is a lot more interesting than the bible story, which is slow, confusing, and boring, with numerous plot holes.
Except the author J.Smith lost all credibility with his "translation" of Ptolemaic papyri to write the PearlofGreatPrice. Utter nonsensical interpretations of fascimilies, wrong Era. As we can now read hieroglyphs, this con should be impossible today.
the translations are fine to me. the fascimiles just came with the papyri, he didnt translate them. if you read them, most of it is uninterpreted.