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*[[Criticism of Mormonism/Online documents/John Dehlin's "Questions and Answers"/Historicity of the Book of Mormon#"It also makes no sense to me that Native Americans were Christians before Christ was even born"|"It also makes no sense to me that Native Americans were Christians before Christ was even born"]] | *[[Criticism of Mormonism/Online documents/John Dehlin's "Questions and Answers"/Historicity of the Book of Mormon#"It also makes no sense to me that Native Americans were Christians before Christ was even born"|"It also makes no sense to me that Native Americans were Christians before Christ was even born"]] | ||
*[[Criticism of Mormonism/Online documents/John Dehlin's "Questions and Answers"/Historicity of the Book of Mormon#"the church claimed that the Book of Mormon was the most correct book on the face of the earth"|"the church claimed that the Book of Mormon was the most correct book on the face of the earth"]] | *[[Criticism of Mormonism/Online documents/John Dehlin's "Questions and Answers"/Historicity of the Book of Mormon#"the church claimed that the Book of Mormon was the most correct book on the face of the earth"|"the church claimed that the Book of Mormon was the most correct book on the face of the earth"]] | ||
| − | *[[Criticism of Mormonism/Online documents/John Dehlin's "Questions and Answers"/Historicity of the Book of Mormon#"how many changes had been made to it (thousands)"]] | + | *[[Criticism of Mormonism/Online documents/John Dehlin's "Questions and Answers"/Historicity of the Book of Mormon#"how many changes had been made to it (thousands)"|"how many changes had been made to it (thousands)"]] |
*[[Criticism of Mormonism/Online documents/John Dehlin's "Questions and Answers"/Historicity of the Book of Mormon#"it failed to include anything about some of the most central LDS teachings"|"it failed to include anything about some of the most central LDS teachings"]] | *[[Criticism of Mormonism/Online documents/John Dehlin's "Questions and Answers"/Historicity of the Book of Mormon#"it failed to include anything about some of the most central LDS teachings"|"it failed to include anything about some of the most central LDS teachings"]] | ||
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Contents
- 1 Response to questions related to the historicity of the Book of Mormon
- 1.1 Quick Navigation
- 1.2 "the Book of Mormon’s mention of metals (e.g., steel)"
- 1.3 "the Book of Mormon’s mention of....plants (e.g., wheat, barley)"
- 1.4 "the Book of Mormon’s mention of....animals (e.g., horses, cattle, sheep, pigs)"
- 1.5 "DNA evidence very clearly demonstrates that Native Americans descend from Asia"
- 1.6 "It also makes no sense to me that Native Americans were Christians before Christ was even born"
- 1.7 "the church claimed that the Book of Mormon was the most correct book on the face of the earth"
- 1.8 "how many changes had been made to it (thousands)"
- 1.9 "it failed to include anything about some of the most central LDS teachings"
| Translation of the Book of Mormon | A FAIR Analysis of: John Dehlin's "Questions and Answers" A work by author: John Dehlin
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- "the Book of Mormon’s mention of metals (e.g., steel)"
- "the Book of Mormon’s mention of....plants (e.g., wheat, barley)"
- "the Book of Mormon’s mention of....animals (e.g., horses, cattle, sheep, pigs)"
- "DNA evidence very clearly demonstrates that Native Americans descend from Asia"
- "It also makes no sense to me that Native Americans were Christians before Christ was even born"
- "the church claimed that the Book of Mormon was the most correct book on the face of the earth"
- "how many changes had been made to it (thousands)"
- "it failed to include anything about some of the most central LDS teachings"