Chains in Mesoamerica and the Book of Mormon

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_Ray A

Post by _Ray A »

Thanks for the reply, Chris, I think I understand you a bit better now.
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Post by _moksha »

Ray A wrote: I think the debate needs to go beyond "archaeological evidences", and I'm not saying this as a slur upon either "side".


Good point Ray. Evidence can only go so far. After that, how can we view the totality of the Human Experience without the speculations derived from our collective unconciousness? Has it not be written in the ancient traditions, that by our fantasies we can know us? The cupboards of our imagination would be bare if all we had was evidence.
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Post by _beastie »

Great article, Chris. One of my next projects will be a page with links to other webpages that contain information on this topic, and I will definitely include yours. And thanks for linking to my page, as well.
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.

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