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| − | # [[ | + | # [[Question: How did Joseph Smith use his seer stones as a youth]] |
| − | # [[ | + | # [[Question: Was a "vagabond fortune-teller" named Walters Joseph Smith's "mentor"]] |
| − | # [[ | + | # [[Question: Does Lucy Mack Smith's mention of the "faculty of Abrac" and "magic circles" evidence that "magick" played a strong role in the Smith family's early life]] |
| + | # [[Question: Did Joseph Smith, Sr. practice "divination"]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: Did early members of the "Mormon" Church believe in witchcraft]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: Was the fact that the recovery of the Book of Mormon plates occurred on the autumnal equinox somehow significant]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: Did Joseph Smith derive his religious ideas in part from a mysticism called Kabbalah]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: Did Joseph Smith have a Jupiter talisman on his person at the time of his death]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: What is the source of the story about Joseph Smith possessing a Jupiter talisman]] | ||
| + | # [[Stephen Robinson: "In the case of the Jupiter coin, this same extrapolation error is compounded with a very uncritical acceptance of the artifact in the first place"]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: Could the list of items on Joseph's person at the time of his death have been incomplete]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: What is the probability that Joseph Smith possessed items related to "magic"]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: Was a "magic dagger" once owned by Hyrum Smith]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: Does the Book of Mormon’s reference to “slippery treasures” stem from Joseph Smith’s involvement in money digging and the occult]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: Did Joseph Smith's family own "magic parchments" which suggest their involvement in the "occult"?]] | ||
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- Question: What is the distinction between belief in "folk magic" and a religious belief in the supernatural
- Question: Were Joseph Smith's spiritual experiences originally products of magic and the occult
- Question: What were the attitudes of Joseph Smith and his contemporaries toward "magic"
- Question: How did Joseph Smith use his seer stones as a youth
- Question: Was a "vagabond fortune-teller" named Walters Joseph Smith's "mentor"
- Question: Does Lucy Mack Smith's mention of the "faculty of Abrac" and "magic circles" evidence that "magick" played a strong role in the Smith family's early life
- Question: Did Joseph Smith, Sr. practice "divination"
- Question: Did early members of the "Mormon" Church believe in witchcraft
- Question: Was the fact that the recovery of the Book of Mormon plates occurred on the autumnal equinox somehow significant
- Question: Did Joseph Smith derive his religious ideas in part from a mysticism called Kabbalah
- Question: Did Joseph Smith have a Jupiter talisman on his person at the time of his death
- Question: What is the source of the story about Joseph Smith possessing a Jupiter talisman
- Stephen Robinson: "In the case of the Jupiter coin, this same extrapolation error is compounded with a very uncritical acceptance of the artifact in the first place"
- Question: Could the list of items on Joseph's person at the time of his death have been incomplete
- Question: What is the probability that Joseph Smith possessed items related to "magic"
- Question: Was a "magic dagger" once owned by Hyrum Smith
- Question: Does the Book of Mormon’s reference to “slippery treasures” stem from Joseph Smith’s involvement in money digging and the occult
- Question: Did Joseph Smith's family own "magic parchments" which suggest their involvement in the "occult"?