Race & Mormon Scripture Pt. 2 | LDS Discussions Ep. 22
September 29, 2022
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Join us for Part 2 of our discussion on Race and the Book of Mormon. Today Mike and John go over the various apologetics for the apparent racism in the Book of Mormon and early Church leaders, from denying those particular scriptures are literal, to saying “everyone was racist back then” and of course, breaking down the various problems each creates for a Church said to be built on the basis of revelation to modern prophets.
(This was a re-broadcast w/ audio correction)
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