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Response to claims made in "Chapter 5: The Second Great Awakening"
| [[../Chapter 4|Chapter 4]] | A FAIR Analysis of: [[../../|Under the Banner of Heaven]], a work by author: Jon Krakauer
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[[../Chapter 6|Chapter 6]] |
Response to claims made in Under the Banner of Heaven, "Chapter 5: The Second Great Awakening"
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Response to claim: 57 - Referring to Josiah Stowell, the author claims that "a disgruntled client had filed a legal claim accusing Joseph of being a fraud"
The author(s) of Under the Banner of Heaven make(s) the following claim:
Author's quote: ...a disgruntled client [Josiah Stowell] had filed a legal claim accusing Joseph of being a fraud....
FAIR's Response
Fact checking results: This claim is false
Stowell defended Joseph, testified in his defense, and joined the Church when it was founded.- For a detailed response, see: 1826 trial of Joseph Smith
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