Viewpoint on Mormonism

Do the Dead Sea Scrolls support the case for the doctrines of Mormonism? Bill and Eric take a closer look and show why Latter-day Saints have not legitimate reason to point to this discovery of ancient scolls in Qumran as a reason to believe unique Mormon teachings are biblical. For more information on this topic, visit https://www.mrm.org/dead-sea-scroll-doctrine

Do the Dead Sea Scrolls support the case for the doctrines of Mormonism? Bill and Eric take a closer look and show why Latter-day Saints have not legitimate reason to point to this discovery of ancient scolls in Qumran as a reason to believe unique Mormon teachings are biblical. For more information on this topic, visit https://www.mrm.org/dead-sea-scroll-doctrine

Do the Dead Sea Scrolls support the case for the doctrines of Mormonism? Bill and Eric take a closer look and show why Latter-day Saints have not legitimate reason to point to this discovery of ancient scolls in Qumran as a reason to believe unique Mormon teachings are biblical. For more information on this topic, visit https://www.mrm.org/dead-sea-scroll-doctrine

Do the Dead Sea Scrolls support the case for the doctrines of Mormonism? Bill and Eric take a closer look and show why Latter-day Saints have not legitimate reason to point to this discovery of ancient scolls in Qumran as a reason to believe unique Mormon teachings are biblical. For more information on this topic, visit https://www.mrm.org/dead-sea-scroll-doctrine

Do the Dead Sea Scrolls support the case for the doctrines of Mormonism? Bill and Eric take a closer look and show why Latter-day Saints have not legitimate reason to point to this discovery of ancient scolls in Qumran as a reason to believe unique Mormon teachings are biblical. For more information on this topic, visit https://www.mrm.org/dead-sea-scroll-doctrine

We continue the series from last week on Becoming Like God.

We continue the series from last week on Becoming Like God.

We continue the series from last week on Becoming Like God.

This week Bill and Eric take a look at just what is required in becoming like God.

This week Bill and Eric take a look at just what is required in becoming like God.

This week Bill and Eric take a look at just what is required in becoming like God.

This week Bill and Eric take a look at just what is required in becoming like God.

This week Bill and Eric take a look at just what is required in becoming like God.

Daniel Peterson is a former BYU professor who isn't convinced by our arguments that the plates weighed closer to 200 pounds than they did 30 pounts. See what Eric and Bill have to say about Peterson's arguments.

In this repeat series, Bill and Eric answer some of the common arguments used to minimize the weight of the gold plaes (that’s what the Angel Moroni called them, gold) to make the story of Jospeh Smith carrying them for several miles through the woods more believable. Do the LDS arguments work? Check it out.

In this repeat series, Bill and Eric answer some of the common arguments used to minimize the weight of the gold plaes (that’s what the Angel Moroni called them, gold) to make the story of Jospeh Smith carrying them for several miles through the woods more believable. Do the LDS arguments work? Check it out.

In this repeat series, Bill and Eric answer some of the common arguments used to minimize the weight of the gold plaes (that’s what the Angel Moroni called them, gold) to make the story of Jospeh Smith carrying them for several miles through the woods more believable. Do the LDS arguments work? Check it out.

In this repeat series, Bill and Eric answer some of the common arguments used to minimize the weight of the gold plaes (that's what the Angel Moroni called them, gold) to make the story of Jospeh Smith carrying them for several miles through the woods more believable. Do the LDS arguments work? Check it out.