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Detailed response to CES Letter, Book of Mormon: Difference between revisions
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**'''Hellam = Helam''' | **'''Hellam = Helam''' | ||
**'''Jacobsburg = Jacobugath.'''—Jacobsburg, Belmont Co., Ohio does not even show up on a [http://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~747~70021:Geographical,-Historical,-And-Stati 1822 map of Ohio]. | **'''Jacobsburg = Jacobugath.'''—Jacobsburg, Belmont Co., Ohio does not even show up on a [http://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~747~70021:Geographical,-Historical,-And-Stati 1822 map of Ohio]. | ||
**'''Jerusalem = Jerusalem.'''—Jerusalem, Monroe Co., Ohio does not even show up on a [http://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~747~70021:Geographical,-Historical,-And-Stati 1822 map of Ohio]. Even today the village of Jerusalem occupies only 0.2 square miles. Besides, | **'''Jerusalem = Jerusalem.'''—Jerusalem, Monroe Co., Ohio does not even show up on a [http://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~747~70021:Geographical,-Historical,-And-Stati 1822 map of Ohio]. Even today the village of Jerusalem occupies only 0.2 square miles. Besides, the name "Jerusalem" is from the Bible. Joseph would not have needed to look at a map for this one, unless one subscribes to the theory that the relative geographical location of these names as they are used in the Book of Mormon is important. | ||
**'''Jordan = Jordan'''—The name "JOrdan" is from the Bible. Joseph would not have needed to look at a map for this one, unless one subscribes to the theory that the relative geographical location of these names as they are used in the Book of Mormon is important. | **'''Jordan = Jordan'''—The name "JOrdan" is from the Bible. Joseph would not have needed to look at a map for this one, unless one subscribes to the theory that the relative geographical location of these names as they are used in the Book of Mormon is important. | ||
**'''Kishkiminetas = Kishkumen''' | **'''Kishkiminetas = Kishkumen''' | ||
Revision as of 17:56, 27 July 2013
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A FAIR Analysis of the online document Letter to a CES Director section "Book of Mormon Concerns & Questions"
- Response to section: "What are 1769 King James Version edition errors doing in the Book of Mormon?"
- Response to section: "What are these 17th century italicized words doing in the Book of Mormon?"
- Response to section: "The Book of Mormon includes mistranslated biblical passages that were later changed in Joseph Smith’s translation of the bible" [Work in Progress]
- Response to section: "DNA analysis has concluded that Native American Indians do not originate from the Middle East"
- Response to section: Anachronisms
- Response to section: Archaeology
- Response to section: Book of Mormon Geography
- Response to section: Hill Cumorah
- Response to section: "'View of the Hebrews' compared to the Book of Mormon"
- Response to section: "The Book of Mormon taught and still teaches a Trinitarian view of the Godhead"
Response Section
"What are 1769 King James Version edition errors doing in the Book of Mormon?"
"What are these 17th century italicized words doing in the Book of Mormon?"
"DNA analysis has concluded that Native American Indians do not originate from the Middle East"
Anachronisms
Archaeology
Book of Mormon Geography
Hill Cumorah
