I never pay attention to stupid boring debates about things that have already been proven false.
If a mind is a terrible thing to waste, Harmony has perhaps undergone an extinction event.
The Book of Abraham has been proven false? I'm sure believing makes it so. For many of us,however, who comprehend, so some degree, what the text actually says, and understand the difference between proof, theory, hypothesis, and guesswork, the jury is far from in.
For those of us who actually have a testimony of the Book of Abraham, the above claim is darkly humorous.
I don't listen to anyone who wants to argue if the earth is round, if the sun will be in the sky tomorrow, or if heaven was being pulled around the sky behind Hale Bopp, either. Some things are not worth my time.
Yes, by making the most important questions a human being could ask while yet breathing, you waste precious time you could be using staring at the ceiling thinking about Fanny Alger.
You are, of course, free to waste your time researching and arguing about something that 99.999999% of the world already knows was simply a product of one man's intense imagination. Have at it.
Yes, all those countless parallels with ancient texts, traditions, and concepts Joseph couldn't possibly have known about (or had access to those that were known, had he even known about
those) were just very lucky guesses. Joseph climed Mt. Improbable with the best of them it seems.
Joseph clearly wasn't the only one with a vivid imagination.