Two hundred fify years after the events of The Book of Mormon Movie Volume I The Journey, Mosiah I is king of the Nephites. They abandon the City of Nephi and discover the people of Zarahemla who came from Jerusalem in the days of Zedekiah. Mosiah I is made king over them. His son King Benjamin gives a great speech. His son, Mosiah II, sends Ammon to the City of Nephi and finds King Limhi and his people in bondage to the Lamanites.
Is that the Narrow Neck of Land they are standing on? If so, the Limited Geography theory is getting a little out of hand.
"We of this Church do not rely on any man-made statement concerning the nature of Deity. Our knowledge comes directly from the personal experience of Joseph Smith." - Gordon B. Hinckley
"It's wrong to criticize leaders of the Mormon Church even if the criticism is true." - Dallin H. Oaks
You know I find LGT one of the most interesting (and humorous) aspects of LDS apologia.
Sooner or later the LGTists will claim that the Book of Mormon is the product of the fervent imagination of a pimply Mesoamerican teenager in his parent's "basement". King, shming! These people had IMAGINATION and delusions of grandeur.
We hate to seem like we don’t trust every nut with a story, but there’s evidence we can point to, and dance while shouting taunting phrases.
