Viewpoint on Mormonism

This week Bill and Eric continue (for the second week) their look at the fourth volume of the church’s history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researcher Wes Walters.

For the next two weeks, Bill and Eric will take a closer look at the fourth volume of the church’s history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researched Wes Walters. This week we will also have Sandra Tanner in the studio to discuss this further.

For the next two weeks, Bill and Eric will take a closer look at the fourth volume of the church’s history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researched Wes Walters. This week we will also have Sandra Tanner in the studio to discuss this further.

For the next two weeks, Bill and Eric will take a closer look at the fourth volume of the church’s history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researched Wes Walters. This week we will also have Sandra Tanner in the studio to discuss this further.

For the next two weeks, Bill and Eric will take a closer look at the fourth volume of the church’s history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researched Wes Walters. This week we will also have Sandra Tanner in the studio to discuss this further.

For the next two weeks, Bill and Eric will take a closer look at the fourth volume of the church's history book series called "Saints" and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researched Wes Walters. This week we will also have Sandra Tanner in the studio to discuss this further.

In July 1980, the official magazine of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints scrubbed an article that described the Anthon Transcript, supposedly what was given to Professor Anthon describing the lettering of the Gold Plates. The article discussed how LDS scholars were convinced this was real, and there was even an article from Mark Hoffman. Problem? Mark Hoffman was shown to be a forger...

In July 1980, the official magazine of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints scrubbed an article that described the Anthon Transcript, supposedly what was given to Professor Anthon describing the lettering of the Gold Plates. The article discussed how LDS scholars were convinced this was real, and there was even an article from Mark Hoffman. Problem? Mark Hoffman was shown to be a forger...

In July 1980, the official magazine of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints scrubbed an article that described the Anthon Transcript, supposedly what was given to Professor Anthon describing the lettering of the Gold Plates. The article discussed how LDS scholars were convinced this was real, and there was even an article from Mark Hoffman. Problem? Mark Hoffman was shown to be a forger...

In July 1980, the official magazine of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints scrubbed an article that described the Anthon Transcript, supposedly what was given to Professor Anthon describing the lettering of the Gold Plates. The article discussed how LDS scholars were convinced this was real, and there was even an article from Mark Hoffman. Problem? Mark Hoffman was shown to be a forger...

In July 1980, the official magazine of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints scrubbed an article that described the Anthon Transcript, supposedly what was given to Professor Anthon describing the lettering of the Gold Plates. The article discussed how LDS scholars were convinced this was real, and there was even an article from Mark Hoffman. Problem? Mark Hoffman was shown to be a forger...

David Johnson is a former LDS bishop who currently volunteers at the Utah Christian Research Center (UtahChristianResearchCenter.com) and is a new board member at MRM. Interviewed by Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson, he discusses like as a bishop and other items. An interesting interview, catch it!

David Johnson is a former LDS bishop who currently volunteers at the Utah Christian Research Center (UtahChristianResearchCenter.com) and is a new board member at MRM. Interviewed by Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson, he discusses like as a bishop and other items. An interesting interview, catch it!

David Johnson is a former LDS bishop who currently volunteers at the Utah Christian Research Center (UtahChristianResearchCenter.com) and is a new board member at MRM. Interviewed by Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson, he discusses like as a bishop and other items. An interesting interview, catch it!

David Johnson is a former LDS bishop who currently volunteers at the Utah Christian Research Center (UtahChristianResearchCenter.com) and is a new board member at MRM. Interviewed by Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson, he discusses like as a bishop and other items. An interesting interview, catch it!

David Johnson is a former LDS bishop who currently volunteers at the Utah Christian Research Center (UtahChristianResearchCenter.com) and is a new board member at MRM. Interviewed by Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson, he discusses like as a bishop and other items. An interesting interview, catch it!

Apostle Neil Andersen’s November 2021 General Conference talk “The Name of the Church is Not Negotiable” is critiqued by Bill and Eric, as Russell M. Nelson’s demand that the nickname Mormon and LDS are making Jesus unhappy. This is a repeat broadcast from early 2022.

Apostle Neil Andersen’s November 2021 General Conference talk “The Name of the Church is Not Negotiable” is critiqued by Bill and Eric, as Russell M. Nelson’s demand that the nickname Mormon and LDS are making Jesus unhappy. This is a repeat broadcast from early 2022.

Apostle Neil Andersen’s November 2021 General Conference talk “The Name of the Church is Not Negotiable” is critiqued by Bill and Eric, as Russell M. Nelson’s demand that the nickname Mormon and LDS are making Jesus unhappy. This is a repeat broadcast from early 2022.

Apostle Neil Andersen’s November 2021 General Conference talk “The Name of the Church is Not Negotiable” is critiqued by Bill and Eric, as Russell M. Nelson’s demand that the nickname Mormon and LDS are making Jesus unhappy. This is a repeat broadcast from early 2022.

Apostle Neil Andersen’s November 2021 General Conference talk “The Name of the Church is Not Negotiable” is critiqued by Bill and Eric, as Russell M. Nelson’s demand that the nickname Mormon and LDS are making Jesus unhappy. This is a repeat broadcast from early 2022.

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” In the final week of a 2-week series, Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they sho...

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” In the final week of a 2-week series, Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they sho...

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” In the final week of a 2-week series, Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they sho...

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” In the final week of a 2-week series, Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they sho...