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- Source:Times and Seasons:15 Dec 1844:As to the original inhabitants of the continent of America, the Book of Mormon, backs up the description of immense "ruins" in central America (5 revisions)
- Joseph Smith (19 Jul 1840): "speaking of the Land of Zion, It consists of all North & South America" (5 revisions)
- Statement of the Eight Witnesses (5 revisions)
- Harold B. Lee (11 Nov 1959) "it seems all are in agreement that the followers of Lehi came to the western shores of South America" (5 revisions)
- Source:Millennial Star:2 Jul 1841:Canada on the north, Oregon on the West, Mexico on the south, together with all the tribes in central and South America (5 revisions)
- Question: How realistic is the name "Shazer" described in the Book of Mormon? (5 revisions)
- Question: What "plain and precious" teachings does the Book of Mormon provide regarding the scriptures? (5 revisions)
- Source: Testimony of Eight Witnesses (5 revisions)
- Reference templates/Interpreter/Volume 61 (5 revisions)
- Source:Echoes:Ch12:18:Martin Harris on the translation process (5 revisions)
- Ensign (1977): "plural marriage...Starting during Joseph Smith’s own lifetime but limited to a few dozen families until its official announcement in 1852" (5 revisions)
- Ezra Taft Benson (1972): "I wish that every person in my country, in your country, in all of the Americas on this entire continent would read the Book of Mormon, and in it the prophetic history of these lands" (5 revisions)
- Question: Since Nephi beheaded Laban, wouldn't there be a large amount of blood afterward? (5 revisions)
- Sexism in the scriptures (5 revisions)
- John A. Widtsoe (Jul 1950): "under the Prophet's editorship Central America was denominated the region of Book of Mormon activities" (5 revisions)
- Source:James E. Talmage:The Vitality of Mormonism:42:God has not established His Church to make of its members irresponsible automatons (5 revisions)
- Source:Clement of Rome:For this reason righteousness and peace are now far departed from you (5 revisions)
- Question: Was stealing a crime that was "worthy of death" among 19th century Mormons? (5 revisions)
- Source:Book of Mormon and DNA Studies:Gospel Topics:Much as critics and defenders of the Book of Mormon would like to use DNA studies to support their views, the evidence is simply inconclusive (5 revisions)
- Question: Was 19th century Mormonism perceived as a group of "radical, immoral, and un-American band of religious zealots"? (5 revisions)
- Question: Was the establishment of the Kirtland Safety Society "anti-bank" illegal? (5 revisions)
- Encyclopedia of Mormonism (1992): "The Church has not taken an official position with regard to location of geographical places" (5 revisions)
- Enos (5 revisions)
- Dallin H. Oaks (29 Oct 1993): "the Book of Mormon is not a history of all of the people who have lived on the continents of North and South America" (5 revisions)
- Source:John E. Clark:JBMS:8:1:1999:My purpose here is to present the latest drawing of this monument, to discuss how this drawing was made, and to suggest its implications for the Lehi hypothesis (5 revisions)
- Question: Was counterfeiting a crime that was "worthy of death" among 19th century Mormons? (5 revisions)
- Question: Was condemning Joseph Smith a crime that was "worthy of death" among 19th century Mormons? (5 revisions)
- Ezra Taft Benson (Apr 1955): "the Promised Land, the land of Zion, includes all of North and South America" (5 revisions)
- Question: Was Orson Hyde unaware of the details of the Father and Son appearing to Joseph in the First Vision? (5 revisions)
- Source:Clark:A Key for Evaluating Nephite Geographies:This should be our second question, the first being whether the geography fits the facts of the Book of Mormon (5 revisions)
- Source:Gospel Topics:Book of Mormon Translation:Joseph placed either the interpreters or the seer stone in a hat (5 revisions)
- FAIR Does Not Speak for the Church/FAIR in the News (5 revisions)
- Question: Did Joseph Smith boast of his "violent deeds"? (5 revisions)
- Criticism of Mormonism/Online documents/For my Wife and Children (Letter to my Wife)/Chapter 20 (5 revisions)
- Source:Gospel Topics:Decisions about birth control and the consequences of those decisions rest solely with each married couple (5 revisions)
- Ensign (1989): "The Prophet introduced several doctrines relating to the temple, including the temple ceremonies and plural marriage" (5 revisions)
- Question: Was Paul a "real" apostle, with authority over the Church like the original Twelve? (5 revisions)
- Question: Was the Latter-day Saint periodical The Evening and Morning Star claiming that Missouri "rightfully belonged to Mormons?" (5 revisions)
- Millennial Star (Sep 1840): "We learn these gentlemen will continue their journey, and after their visit to Palenque, will proceed to Mexico" (5 revisions)
- Reference templates/FARMS Review/Volume 21 (5 revisions)
- Spencer W. Kimball (Feb 1977): "There are probably sixty million Lamanites in America" (5 revisions)
- Source:John Taylor:1 Apr 1845:cities have been discovered by Mr. Stevens in Central America'', exactly were the Book of Mormon left them (5 revisions)
- Question: Was the priesthood on earth during the apostasy? (5 revisions)
- Source:Hinckley:Deseret News:2002:What the church requires is only belief that Adam was the first man of what we would call the human race (5 revisions)
- Reference templates/FARMS Review/Volume 13 (5 revisions)
- Question: What "plain and precious" teachings does the Book of Mormon provide regarding prayer? (5 revisions)
- Question: Was it illegal for Joseph Smith to perform marriages in Ohio? (5 revisions)
- Latter-day Saint teachings (5 revisions)
- Reference templates/FARMS Review/Volume 19 (5 revisions)
- Evening and the Morning Star (Jun 1833): "NO people that have lived on this continent, since the flood, understood many of the arts and sciences, better that the Jaredites and Nephites" (5 revisions)