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- Primary sources regarding Church leaders' statements about organic evolution/Mormon Doctrine
- Primary sources regarding Church leaders' statements about organic evolution/Open letter to college students
- Primary sources regarding Church leaders' statements about organic evolution/RoS 53
- Prophecy
- Prophets and Church leaders/Divine manifestations since the time of Joseph Smith
- Prophets and Church leaders/Revelation after Joseph Smith/David Whitmer/Brigham Young ordination blessing
- Prophets and Church leaders/Revelation after Joseph Smith/Joseph F. Smith at Smoot hearings
- Prophets and Church leaders/Revelation after Joseph Smith/Must all apostles literally see Christ/CriticalSources
- Prophets in the CES Letter
- Provenance of the Book of Abraham Papyri
- Publications
- Publications/Faith promoting
- Publications/Publishers
- Quentin L. Cook
- Question:Is it true that Mormon doctrine teaches a "genealogy of gods," in which God the Father had/has a god, and this god had a god, and so forth?
- Question: Are General Authorities paid more than $300,000 per year?
- Question: Are Latter-day Saints really commanded to avoid r-rated movies?
- Question: Are Mormon women placed under covenant in temples to subjugate themselves to their husbands?
- Question: Are Mormons "anti-Christian" or "anti-another faith"?
- Question: Are all spiritual experiences conditioned by our current cultural surroundings?
- Question: Are apologists isolated from other members because of differences in their beliefs?
- Question: Are chariots an anachronism for the Book of Abraham?
- Question: Are hens anachronistic to the Book of Mormon?
- Question: Are lions anachronistic to the Book of Mormon?
- Question: Are moths anachronistic to the Book of Mormon?
- Question: Are olives anachronistic to the Book of Mormon?
- Question: Are slings anachronistic to the Book of Mormon?
- Question: Are study aids in Mormon scriptures considered binding or authoritative?
- Question: Are the Book of Mormon's and the Late War's descriptions of travel to "faraway lands" similar enough to suggest an authorial relationship?
- Question: Are the Book of Mormon and the Late War's descriptions of the pitching of tents similar?
- Question: Are the descriptions of Nephi (from the Book of Mormon) and Fulton’s (from The Late War) ships similar enough to suggest authorial relationship?
- Question: Are the major thematic elements of the Spalding manuscript similar to those in the Book of Mormon?
- Question: Are the mysterious "Danites" in Utah a source of Mormon power, terror, and control?
- Question: Are the scenes contained in the facsimiles anachronistic to the time of Abraham?
- Question: Are the scriptures mysoginistic/sexist?
- Question: Are there any poetic forms other than chiasmus in the Book of Mormon?
- Question: Are there biblical examples of prophets which evangelical interpretations of Deuteronomy 18 would cause one to have to reject as true prophets?
- Question: Are there circumstances in which lying is necessary in order to avoid a greater harm?
- Question: Are there different degrees of glory assigned to "Mormons" versus "non-Mormons"?
- Question: Are there government records that prove that the apostles were involved in counterfeiting in Nauvoo?
- Question: Are there obvious contradictions between the Book of Mormon and the Bible?
- Question: Are we allowed to pray to our "Heavenly Mother"
- Question: Are wine and grapes considered anachronisms for the Book of Mormon?
- Question: At the Reed Smoot Senate hearings, did Joseph F. Smith tesify that he never received revelation?
- Question: Can a person receive a spiritual witness about any book?
- Question: Can it be proven that Joseph Smith claimed to have seen the Father and the Son as separate personages prior to 1835?
- Question: Can one simply decide when one feels and doesn't feel the Spirit?
- Question: Can spiritual experiences be simply willed to reality?
- Question: Can the Book of Mormon be considered a genuine translation if the plates weren’t even used during the translation process?
- Question: Can the Spirit confirm to me that I'm okay to leave the Church?