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- Question: Was Utah was a hotbed of violence, murder, and lawlessness that can be attributed to Mormon doctrine and practices? (6 revisions)
- Question: Was Surveyor General David H. Burr threatened with death by Mormons while he was in Utah? (6 revisions)
- Question: Could the Book of Mormon been influenced by the Late War in its use of lions in similes? (6 revisions)
- Question: Was Nephi simply listening to "a voice in his head" telling him to kill Laban as the result of a psychosis or delusion? (6 revisions)
- Question: Was Mormonism featured in a book written by Dan Brown, the author of The DaVinci Code? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Aaron DeWitt, an ex-Mormon in Utah, receive threats to his life from the Church? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Boyd K. Packer say, "I have a hard time with historians because they idolize the truth"? (6 revisions)
- Question: Was Isaac McWithy brought before the High Council on charges of "insolence" because he refused to sell his land to Joseph Smith for $3000? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Brigham Young create a 'culture of violence' in 19th century Utah with his incendiary speeches? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Brigham Young imply that he had poisoned a gift of salt that he gave to Johnston's Army? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Brigham Young issue orders that no food or grain should be sold to "Gentiles" that were passing through Utah? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Brigham Young order that the Mount Meadows monument be destroyed? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Brigham Young state the Joseph Smith's character was easily on par with that of Jesus Christ? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Brigham Young tell Ettie V. Smith that he was her savior? (6 revisions)
- Question: Since Mormons believe that God possesses a physical body, does that mean that He cannot be omnipresent? (6 revisions)
- Question: Should we reject statements made by Joseph Smith regarding Book of Mormon geography? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did David Whitmer ever refute his testimony of the Book of Mormon after he left the Church? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did David Whitmer say that his encounter with the angel Moroni was not an actual visitation? (6 revisions)
- Question: Should church officers be celibate? (6 revisions)
- Question: Regarding the gold plates, did Martin Harris claim that "the eight witnesses never saw them and hesitated to sign that instrument for that reason, but they were persuaded to do it"? (6 revisions)
- Question: Other than the Sweet Potato, are there other possible connections between the Pacific islands and the New World? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Heber C. Kimball promise that after the Civil War ended, the Latter-day Saints would become the "sole rulers over every other government"? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Jacob Hambin's son Albert rape two women at the Mountain Meadows Massacre and later blame John D. Lee for this act? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Jedediah Grant sanction "wife swapping"? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith actually shoot and kill two men at Carthage Jail? (6 revisions)
- Question: Is there a YouTube cartoon which was "banned by the Mormon church"? (6 revisions)
- Question: Is the story of Nephi killing Laban and then putting on his clothes believable? (6 revisions)
- Question: Is the statement in the Book of Mormon that Nephites offered burnt offerings of the firstlings of their flocks not consistent with ancient Jewish law or practice? (6 revisions)
- Question: Is the phrase "and slew seven of" in Gilbert Hunt's ''The Late War'' a "rare phrase"? (6 revisions)
- Question: Is the phrase "about twenty and four" in Gilbert Hunt's ''The Late War'' a "rare phrase"? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith hit a Baptist preacher and throw him to the ground? (6 revisions)
- Question: Is the mention of Egyptus anachronistic to the time of Abraham? (6 revisions)
- Question: Is the mention of "cureloms" and "cumons" a Book of Mormon anachronism? (6 revisions)
- Question: Is the description in the Book of Mormon of a "river running into a fountain" absurd? (6 revisions)
- Question: Is the Book of Mormon reference to blood coming from Christ's pores anachronistic? (6 revisions)
- Question: Is modern Trinitarianism understood in the same sense by all who accept it? (6 revisions)
- Reference templates/Critical sources boxes (6 revisions)
- Question: Is it true that Almon Babbitt "followed Joseph" in violating the Word of Wisdom? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Levi Edgar Young state that his prayer was that "thousands would turn not to God, but to Joseph"? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Martin Harris state that there would never be another president of the United States elected? (6 revisions)
- Question: Is Nephi's mention of Jeremiah being put into prison anachronistic, since Jeremiah would not have been in prison at the time that Lehi left Jerusalem? (6 revisions)
- Question: Is "Mormon doctrine" constantly changing? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Oliver Cowdery "neglect to mention" that Joseph Smith consulted a Bible during the Book of Mormon translation process? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Orson Hyde state that it was permissible to "steal & be influenced by the spirit of the Lord to do it" as long as it was against non-Mormons? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did Porter Rockwell admit to shooting Lilburn Boggs? (6 revisions)
- Question: Did William McLellin ever mention drinking in association with the Kirtland Temple? (6 revisions)
- Money spent on temples (6 revisions)
- Question: Did no one ever actually see the gold plates from which the Book of Mormon was translated? (6 revisions)
- Question: If Mormon are "really" Christians, why do they insist on preaching to other Christians? (6 revisions)
- Question: How similar are the Late War and the Book of Mormon in their descriptions of Christopher Columbus? (6 revisions)