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Grindael was published. Here is one from2017, he also had one in the same journal earlier this year, and presented it at their 2019 conference. Stephenson, Johnny Volume 40 Number 1 2020. "Forerunner or Revisionist? The Puzzle of Solomon Chamberlain" Johnny Stephenson and H. Michael Marquardt. “Ori...

consiglieri wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 03, 2020 2:48 am

This argument alone appears to cut the up-and-coming Egyptologist Apologist Smoot's argument off at the knees.

Brilliantly conceived.

Beautifully articulated.

Why, thank you, consiglieri! I hope always to live up to your positive appreciation of my best posts.

I was fortunate to have had quite a few discussions with him.... he was more liberal in his views than most, especially with Mormonism. I am truly sorry he passed on so soon also. Thanks for reminding us about a really nice and great guy...... I would have gone camping with him and welcomed him to ...

He had a lot of thoughtful comments on MD&D and was always respectful. I interacted with him a bit online at MD&D. He was also a good check on the crazy Early Modern English theory. I think it was first him, or maybe physics guy, but he pointed out that as the Book of Mormon was a dictated text, th...

Here was another fine soul. A person of great creativity, talent, passion, and intelligence: grindael. We were fortunate to have him on our board. I also enjoyed following his contributions to the Mormon Historians Facebook group. Sometimes I argued with him pretty heatedly, but I knew his heart was...

Been on MD&D looking at old threads that Clark Goble participated in, and I have to say I really regret his passing at such a young age. What a remarkable fellow. I wish I had known him much better. It would have been a blast chatting him up concerning all the stuff he knew, especially about the dee...

Dr. P definitely takes more risks than I and my little family have or will. I understand he feels he is being sufficiently careful, but I wince when I read the details of his activities. I hope he neither gets nor transmits COVID-19. Yesterday, I called a dear friend, an elderly emeritus professor. ...

I remember when I was a child, my parents used to drink a lot of postum. I never particularly liked it myself. When I eventually had my first taste of real coffee, I found I didn't particularly like that either. I still don't, and that is really the only reason I refrain from drinking it. I can see...

Or this one:

This one gets my vote: