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- Question: Was condemning Joseph Smith a crime that was "worthy of death" among 19th century Mormons?
- Question: Was counterfeiting a crime that was "worthy of death" among 19th century Mormons?
- Question: Was failure to keep the Word of Wisdom grounds for a disciplinary council in the 19th century Church?
- Question: Was it illegal for Joseph Smith to perform marriages in Ohio?
- Question: Was lying a crime that was "worthy of death" among 19th century Mormons?
- Question: Was murder a crime that was "worthy of death" among 19th century Mormons?
- Question: Was stealing a crime that was "worthy of death" among 19th century Mormons?
- Question: Was the "Law of Tithing" an Old Testament law that was done away with when Jesus Christ fulfilled the Law of Moses?
- Question: Was the Book of Mormon clearly authored by an uninspired Joseph Smith?
- Question: Was the Book of Mormon figure Ishmael a descendant of Ephraim?
- Question: Was the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints found guilty of 'election fraud' with respect to their support of California Proposition 8 and fined as a result?
- Question: Was the Kirtland Safety Society a "wildcat bank"?
- Question: Was the Latter-day Saint periodical The Evening and Morning Star claiming that Missouri "rightfully belonged to Mormons?"
- Question: Was the United Order simply a form of communism?
- Question: Was the castration of Thomas Lewis approved by Brigham Young?
- Question: Was the establishment of the Kirtland Safety Society "anti-bank" illegal?
- Question: Was the head of the priest in Facsimile 1 incorrectly restored?
- Question: Was the reason Mormons practiced polygamy to look after widows and orphans, make sure more children were born and because there were "extra women" in Utah?
- Question: Was the reported weight of the plates too heavy for Joseph to run with?
- Question: Was using the name of the Lord in vain a crime that was "worthy of death" among 19th century Mormons?
- Question: Were 19th century Utah Mormons complicit in the deaths of Judge Leonidas Shaver, John Gunnison, and Almon Babbitt?
- Question: Were Brigham Young and the entire Church hierarchy responsible for the "Parrish-Potter" murders?
- Question: Were Mormons told how much to contribute to the effort to support California Proposition 8?
- Question: Were Mormons who were opposed to Proposition 8 disciplined by the Church?
- Question: Were William Parrish and his son murdered as they attempted to leave Utah because leaving Utah was "forbidden"?
- Question: Were adultery and immorality crimes that were "worthy of death" among 19th century Mormons?
- Question: Were books about magic and the occult easily and readily available on the 19th century frontier?
- Question: Were the ''Lectures on Faith'' revelations
- Question: Were the Mormons motivated to participate in supporting California Proposition 8 merely as a vehicle to be considered more mainstream Christian?
- Question: Were the contributions made by Mormons to the support of California Proposition 8 tax deductible?
- Question: Were there any benefits of plural marriage among Mormons in the 19th century?
- Question: Were there sexual relations in Joseph's marriages to women with living husbands?
- Question: What Church disciplinary options are available?
- Question: What are appropriate activities for the Sabbath?
- Question: What are some common ways that critics attempt to dismiss the work of FAIR?
- Question: What are some of the philosophical advantages of the Restored Gospel?
- Question: What are some ways that other religious traditions may not be as loving as that of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?
- Question: What are the "gates of hell" or "gates of Hades?"
- Question: What are the ''Lectures on Faith''
- Question: What are the differences between Genesis 11-12 and Abraham 2?
- Question: What are the differences between the Genesis account of creation and that of the Book of Abraham?
- Question: What are the problems of trying to associate Quetzalcoatl with Jesus Christ?
- Question: What are the responses to critical arguments concerning the name "Nahom" in the Book of Mormon?
- Question: What are the risks of participating in apologetics?
- Question: What criticisms are associated with Doctrine and Covenants Section 132?
- Question: What criticisms are related to Oliver Cowdery's 1834-1835 history of the Church?
- Question: What did Orson Pratt state about Joseph Smith's First Vision?
- Question: What do the scriptures say about the issue of abortion?
- Question: What does 1 John 5:7-8 have to do with Trinitariansim?
- Question: What does John 10:30 have to do with Trinitarianism?