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THE BOOK OF MORMON
ISSUES PAGE
Chap. 2 of An Introduction to the Study of the
Book of Mormon by J. M. Sjodahl (Weight,
size, and composition). See also SHIELDS response to this issue in Question 31 of the 42
Questions.
"Were the Golden Plates Made of
Tumbaga?" by Read H. Putnam (from The
Improvement Era)
Gold Plates used Anciently
pamphlet published
by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
General
Answers to Book of Mormon Questions, by
Dr. Sidney B. Sperry (in Adobe .pdf format)
"Higher Criticism and the Book of Mormon"
by B. H. Roberts (from The
Improvement Era)
"Book of Mormon
Grammar"
by President George A. Smith from a
discourse delivered on the 15th of November, 1868.
Birth of Jesus
"`Trouble in the West' (Was Jesus
born in Jerusalem or Bethlehem?)" Response by Oliver
Cowdery, Latter-day Saints Messenger and Advocate
(1835)
"Alma
7:10 - Was Jesus born in Jerusalem or Bethlehem?" A Response by
Daniel C. Peterson, Matthew Roper, and William J. Hamblin, FARMS
Criticism Papers
"Was Jesus Born in the
`Land of
Jerusalem?'" from Answers to Book of Mormon Questions
by Dr. Sidney B. Sperry
Miscellaneous
"Does the Book of Mormon Quote
Shakespeare?" from Answers to Book of Mormon Questions by Dr. Sidney B. Sperry
"The
`Isaiah Problem' in the
Book of Mormon" from Answers to Book of Mormon Questions
by Dr. Sidney B. Sperry
"Alma 40:11-12 - Do these verses
contradict Luke 23:43?" by George Q. Cannon (from The Juvenile Instructor)
"The Problem of the
Horse" from Answers
to Book of Mormon Questions by Dr. Sidney B. Sperry (To download in Adobe
.pdf format, click here)
Jaredite
Survivors
"Language
of my father" Nephi
Testifies.
"Shiz,
the Headless," by Elder
George Reynolds
"The Prophet Said
Silk" by Maurice
W. Connell (from The
Improvement Era)
"Steel in the Book of
Mormon"
"The Wheel in Ancient
America" from BYU
Studies, by Paul R. Cheesman
Guatamalan Petroglyphs, The, The
Nephite Story or From Whence Came The Aztecs
by James W.
LeSueur (.jpg cover, .pdf
cover, .pdf format)
Electronic version copyrighted © 2002 by
SHIELDS.
A Note on the Slaying of Laban by
John A. Tvedtnes (FARMS)
Anthon/Mitchell Episode
Nephi or
Moroni?
Did B.H. Roberts loose
his testimony of the Book of Mormon?
Rodney Meldrum, the FIRM Foundation, and Book of Mormon Evidences
WEB LINKS
Issues
DNA
and the Book of Mormon
- DNA
and the Book of Mormon. Church response.
- "Before DNA," by John
L. Sorenson and Matt Roper
(FARMS) (.html,
.pdf)
- DNA and the Book of Mormon: A Phylogenetic Perspective, by
Michael F. Whiting (FARMS) (.html,
.pdf)
- A Few Thoughts From a Believing DNA Scientist, by
John M. Butler
(FARMS) (.html,
.pdf)
- Who Are the Children of Lehi?, by D. Jeffrey
Meldrum, Trent D. Stephens
(FARMS) (.html,
.pdf)
- "Does DNA Evidence Refute the Book of Mormon?"
Jeffrey D. Lindsay, Ph.D. (.html,
.pdf)
- Motivation, Behavior, and Dissension,
by Allen Wyatt. This article
discusses Dr. Thomas Murphy who has been very outspoken concerning DNA
and the Book of Mormon. (FAIR)
- The Tempest in a Teapot
DNA Studies and the Book of Mormon by Brant Gardner
(FAIR)
- A Brief Review of Murphy and Southerton's "Galileo Event"
by Kevin L. Barney (FAIR)
- Nugget
#13, What Nephite DNA? by Jeff
Lindsay (and Woody Brison)
- Genetic Markers Not a Valid Test of Native Identity
by Brett Lee Shelton, J.D. and Jonathan
Marks, Ph.D.
- DNA Mutation Rates
& Evolution, by Sean D. Pitman M.D.
-
Addressing Questions surrounding the Book of Mormon and DNA Research
by John
M. Butler
-
DNA and the Book of Mormon
by David G. Stewart
Jr.
Silk
- "The Prophet Said Silk" by
Maurice W. Connell (from The Improvement
Era, Vol. 65, Number 5 (May 1962), pp. 324-345
-
"Silkworm of the Aztecs,"
by Richard S. Peigler, Ph.D., Curator of
Entomology at the Denver Museum of Natural History (now the Denver Museum of
Nature and Science). The article was published in Museum Quarterly,
Vol. 2, No. 1 (Spring, 1993): 10-11. Museum Quarterly is published
by the Denver Museum of Natural History. This article describes the
successful expedition to Mexico by Dr. Peigler and companions to find the
animal whose cocoon provided the Aztecs with a material so similar to true
silk, that it was described as silk by the Spaniards who first explored Mexico
and Central America.
NOTE: The Museum refused us permission to place
this article on the SHIELDS web site, apparently because the article would
have supported the Book of Mormon's reference to silk in the pre-Columbian
New World. The museum did not wish to be in the position of appearing to
support a religious position.
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