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WR TRAILER 858 NEMOS EPISTOMOLOGY IS STUPID
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0:52Now PlayingDo Mormons really “know” the Church is true — or should they just say, “I believe”?
In this trailer, Cardon Ellis and the Ward Radio panel unpack a viral video by Nemo the Mormon and dive into the philosophy of testimony, evidence, and spiritual knowledge.
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