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Claims made in "Chapter 10: The Army of the Lord" |
Claims made in "Chapter 9: Expulsion from Eden"
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- It was easy for Joseph to revise his revelation on the United Order since most copies of the Book of Commandments had been burned.
Author's source(s) - Author's opinion
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- Joseph wanted to "destroy the notion" that the United Order had been similar to communism.
Author's source(s) - No sources provided.
- Absurd claim: The Communist Manifesto was not written until 1848. Joseph could hardly be worried about a philosophical movement that didn't exist.
- Communism and the United Order