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I was at the second session and he did a good job. I really enjoyed it.

There is a plethora of circumstantial evidence available that supports the historical accounts in the Book of Mormon. All you have to do is go looking for it...

Thank you bbbinmd for posting this information. I found you research and insights very fascinating. Unfortunate that some choose to mock. Despite that, please post any updates you may have in the future.

I'd rather have a President who is willing to roll up his sleeves and actually help!

\m/ I'm a TBM and a TBM \m/

Be that as it may, I would be interested to hear from everyone, particularly our defenders of the faith who care to discuss this. This was something that I heard a lot about as a kid and then it kind of dwindled. I asked my husband if he had heard about it, and he said that his first recollection w...

Kishkumen wrote:
What do we actually have outside of the Book of Mormon that even suggests the existence of Book of Mormon civilizations?

Nothing.

Have you tried to find any evidence to suggest Book of Mormon civilizations existed?

beefcalf wrote:Except, Ray, that the Book of Mormon text does not allow for there to have been 'other peoples' in whose gene pool the Nephite DNA could be diluted. This is a straw man. Always has been.

And yet does not preclude it.

Until the mineral right starts producing (if ever) there is very little value. The member who donated is just guessing it's value in my opinion.

zeezrom wrote:I'm trying to build a case here and you guys are wrecking it.

My case: Lehi actually came from Mahājanapada.

How about this scenario?

http://www.wherewasmormon.com/page31.html