Jul 12, 2011
Episode 145a: Mormonism and Masonry: Into the Restoration Part 1
John Larsen talks to George Miller about the history of Masonry in and around the beginnings of Mormonism.
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Jul 12, 2011
Episode 145b: Mormonism and Masonry: Into the Restoration Part 2
John Larsen talks to George Miller about the history of Masonry in and around the beginnings of Mormonism.
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Feb 24, 2011
Episode 117: Mathew Gill, Prophet of The Latter Day Church of Jesus Christ
John Larsen interviews Mathew Gill, the president and prophet of The Latter Day Church of Jesus Christ and translator of the Book of Jeraneck.
The Latter Day Church of Jesus Christ
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Jul 20, 2010
Episode 71b: The King Follet Discourse for Dummies Part 2
On the 7th April 1844 Joseph Smith gave one of the most important discourses of Mormonism. Join Tom, Mike, Glenn and John Larsen for the discussion.
The King Follet Discourse: A Newly Amalgamated Text
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Jul 20, 2010
Episode 71a: The King Follet Discourse for Dummies Part 1
On the 7th April 1844 Joseph Smith gave one of the most important discourses of Mormonism. Join Tom, Mike, Glenn and John Larsen for the discussion.
The King Follet Discourse: A Newly Amalgamated Text
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Jul 14, 2009
Episode 4: An Introduction to Issues Surrounding the Book of Abraham
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In this episode the panel is joined by Mormon Scholar Chris Smith to discuss the issues surrounding the Book of Abraham. Between critics and defenders, the Book of Abraham is probably the most contentious of all Mormon issues. To the uninitiated, these issues can quickly become technical and complicated and here we hope to unravel the mystery a bit. Topics discussed include the 19th century understand of Egyptology, Reformed Egyptian, the Egyptian and Hebrew languages, The Catalyst Theory, the Missing Papyri Theory, the Anton Transcript, the Kirtland Egyptian Papers (KEP) and the theories of John Gee and Hugh Nibley.
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