Viewpoint on Mormonism

In this summer repeat broadcast, Bill and Eric take 3 shows to answer Debbie's email.

In this summer repeat broadcast, Bill and Eric take a closer look in a 2-part broadcast at Boyd K. Packer’s idea of attaining spiritual credit.

In this summer repeat broadcast, Bill and Eric take a closer look in a 2-part broadcast at Boyd K. Packer's idea of attaining spiritual credit.

President Russell M. Nelson is cited by practically every speaker at General Conference since we noticed the trend in 2020. The April 2024 GC was no different. Instead of spending time this conference covering talks given by “just” apostles and members of the First Presidency, we decided why not just cover the one talk given by Nelson (who turns 100 in September). After all, this will certainly be...

President Russell M. Nelson is cited by practically every speaker at General Conference since we noticed the trend in 2020. The April 2024 GC was no different. Instead of spending time this conference covering talks given by “just” apostles and members of the First Presidency, we decided why not just cover the one talk given by Nelson (who turns 100 in September). After all, this will certainly be...

President Russell M. Nelson is cited by practically every speaker at General Conference since we noticed the trend in 2020. The April 2024 GC was no different. Instead of spending time this conference covering talks given by “just” apostles and members of the First Presidency, we decided why not just cover the one talk given by Nelson (who turns 100 in September). After all, this will certainly be...

President Russell M. Nelson is cited by practically every speaker at General Conference since we noticed the trend in 2020. The April 2024 GC was no different. Instead of spending time this conference covering talks given by “just” apostles and members of the First Presidency, we decided why not just cover the one talk given by Nelson (who turns 100 in September). After all, this will certainly be...

President Russell M. Nelson is cited by practically every speaker at General Conference since we noticed the trend in 2020. The April 2024 GC was no different. Instead of spending time this conference covering talks given by "just" apostles and members of the First Presidency, we decided why not just cover the one talk given by Nelson (who turns 100 in September). After all, this will certainly be...

MRM Associate Bradley Campbell talks with Bill McKeever about a recent God Loves Mormons video that he produced talking about 5 of the biggest changes in LDS history. To see this video and others done by Bradley, be sure to visit GodLovesMormons.com or look for their videos on YouTube.

MRM Associate Bradley Campbell talks with Bill McKeever about a recent God Loves Mormons video that he produced talking about 5 of the biggest changes in LDS history. To see this video and others done by Bradley, be sure to visit GodLovesMormons.com or look for their videos on YouTube.

MRM Associate Bradley Campbell talks with Bill McKeever about a recent God Loves Mormons video that he produced talking about 5 of the biggest changes in LDS history. To see this video and others done by Bradley, be sure to visit GodLovesMormons.com or look for their videos on YouTube.

MRM Associate Bradley Campbell talks with Bill McKeever about a recent God Loves Mormons video that he produced talking about 5 of the biggest changes in LDS history. To see this video and others done by Bradley, be sure to visit GodLovesMormons.com or look for their videos on YouTube.

MRM Associate Bradley Campbell talks with Bill McKeever about a recent God Loves Mormons video that he produced talking about 5 of the biggest changes in LDS history. To see this video and others done by Bradley, be sure to visit GodLovesMormons.com or look for their videos on YouTube.

This week Bill and Eric conclude the two-week series taking a closer look at Dr. Michael D. Coe’s view of Book of Mormon archaeology. What did Coe, an expert in Mayan studies, think about the possibility the Book of Mormon is a real book describing real people, real places and real events? Answer: Impossible.

This week Bill and Eric conclude the two-week series taking a closer look at Dr. Michael D. Coe’s view of Book of Mormon archaeology. What did Coe, an expert in Mayan studies, think about the possibility the Book of Mormon is a real book describing real people, real places and real events? Answer: Impossible.

This week Bill and Eric conclude the two-week series taking a closer look at Dr. Michael D. Coe’s view of Book of Mormon archaeology. What did Coe, an expert in Mayan studies, think about the possibility the Book of Mormon is a real book describing real people, real places and real events? Answer: Impossible.

This week Bill and Eric conclude the two-week series taking a closer look at Dr. Michael D. Coe’s view of Book of Mormon archaeology. What did Coe, an expert in Mayan studies, think about the possibility the Book of Mormon is a real book describing real people, real places and real events? Answer: Impossible.

This week Bill and Eric conclude the two-week series taking a closer look at Dr. Michael D. Coe's view of Book of Mormon archaeology. What did Coe, an expert in Mayan studies, think about the possibility the Book of Mormon is a real book describing real people, real places and real events? Answer: Impossible.

In the first of a 2-week new series, archaeologist Michael Coe’s 1973 article on problems with the Book of Mormon archaeology is discussed by Bill and Eric. This was a Mayan expert and someone who took the time to look deeper into Mormon archaeology. Is this “science” all smoke and mirrors? Or do Mormons have good reason to believe that the Book of Mormon ought to be believed based on the evidence...

In the first of a 2-week new series, archaeologist Michael Coe’s 1973 article on problems with the Book of Mormon archaeology is discussed by Bill and Eric. This was a Mayan expert and someone who took the time to look deeper into Mormon archaeology. Is this “science” all smoke and mirrors? Or do Mormons have good reason to believe that the Book of Mormon ought to be believed based on the evidence...

In the first of a 2-week new series, archaeologist Michael Coe’s 1973 article on problems with the Book of Mormon archaeology is discussed by Bill and Eric. This was a Mayan expert and someone who took the time to look deeper into Mormon archaeology. Is this “science” all smoke and mirrors? Or do Mormons have good reason to believe that the Book of Mormon ought to be believed based on the evidence...

In the first of a 2-week new series, archaeologist Michael Coe’s 1973 article on problems with the Book of Mormon archaeology is discussed by Bill and Eric. This was a Mayan expert and someone who took the time to look deeper into Mormon archaeology. Is this “science” all smoke and mirrors? Or do Mormons have good reason to believe that the Book of Mormon ought to be believed based on the evidence...

In the first of a 2-week new series, archaeologist Michael Coe's 1973 article on problems with the Book of Mormon archaeology is discussed by Bill and Eric. This was a Mayan expert and someone who took the time to look deeper into Mormon archaeology. Is this "science" all smoke and mirrors? Or do Mormons have good reason to believe that the Book of Mormon ought to be believed based on the evidence...

Some Latter-day Saints point to specific passages as prophesying the future coming of Joseph Smith. This week Bill and Eric take a look at tenth President Joseph Fielding Smith’s teaching on this topic and explain if such a belief could be true.

Some Latter-day Saints point to specific passages as prophesying the future coming of Joseph Smith. This week Bill and Eric take a look at tenth President Joseph Fielding Smith’s teaching on this topic and explain if such a belief could be true.