LDS - Afterglow - Fight for the Right - Lyrics slideshow

[TheSportinggod]

love it im a member/deacon

[kramd1]

RE " THE LOST CUVILIZATIONS "there is no compelling evidence for the presence of Old World cultures in North America prior to the incursions of the Norse in the early 11th century." Anthropologists :

S Atalay Indiana University*

T Barnhart , Eastern Illinois University*

D Bolnick University of Texas at Austin*

K Feder CCSU

A KehoeProfessor emeritus, Marquette University*

B Lepper Curator of Archaeology, Ohio Historical Society* stones were carved in modern times

[bboy4liberty]

@kramd1 I can give you a list of people that would say just the opposite but how about I give you some of the things that seem to clearly show hebrew influence. First, search, "Mound builder tribe, Menorah" The first one that comes up, when opened and to the first response link, has some drawings of a city built in the shape of a Menorah. It is important to note that the discovery and drawing of this has no link to Mormonism. It was archiolagists with the sole purpose of improving knowledge.

[bboy4liberty]

@kramd1 I don't know if the DVD is avaliable at a library but it you can find it, it has several more proofs of hebrew influence. My compliments to you for being incredibly well informed on the subject. Do me a favor and watch this video on the Book of Mormon. I understand that you might dislike mormonism but will you get on You Tube and search, "Safety for the soul 1" and watch both parts you will find where my belief in the Book of Mormon comes from.

[kramd1]

@bboy4liberty Thanks, I do not dislike mormonism any more than I dislike faith based fundamentalists.

What your video " safety for the soul " shows me is evangelical antidotes, not evidence, as to the why you believe. It is testimony that you ultimately rely on & hold out as a shield to your belief , not evidence. Evidence does not support Joseph Smiths claims. Testimony and faith, yes, I can see that, but the evidences presented are non existent and dubious at best.

[bboy4liberty]

@kramd1 Take a look on You Tube at this video, "Hard Evidence for The Book of Mormon." Interesting that Joseph Smith had even the name right over 150 years before the city was discovered. If Joseph didn't get the plates as he said he did, what other explanation is there?

[bboy4liberty]

You Tube isn't letting me post the link but if you search, "The Lost Civilizations of North America" you will find the DVD.

[enaje3rd]

i do really love this song.. ive been searching this for so long...i have the copy of this song thru casette tape i borrowed fr my friend..but its missing..thanks for posting....

[kramd1]

Nephi made many swords "after the manner" of the sword of Laban (2 Ne. 5:14) and used the sword in "defence" of his people (Jacob 1:10),

The steel sword of Laban cuts off the head of the mormon church.

[bboy4liberty]

As I understand that phrase, it is saying that Nephi used the sword of Laban as a model or blueprint to make other swords. Just because he copied the design and made other swords, doesn't mean that he couldn't use the sword of Laban, or the original sword, to defend his people. Your statement isn't making sense, so it you could clarify just how those verses prove that the LDS church is false it would be greatly appreciated.

[kramd1]

@bboy4liberty LDS apologist are claiming a wooden broad sword as the book of mormon sword. This is not a steel sword that is described in the book of mormon. There are many references to steel swords & great armies and great battles in the B of M . Archeology has not found any steel swords or evidence of f steel making, let alone remnants of thousands of steel swords. It appears that J S did have a fascination with swords < the sword of Laban supposedly found with the golden plates.

[kramd1]

If the sword of Laban was used to fashion the many ( thousands ) of swords and they are not steel but wooden. why does the book of mormon not mention this. The B of M describes metals and copper and steel, yet there is no mention of the aztec "macahuitl" wooden club that has sharp inlayed stone edges, ??? Did they not know the difference between wood and metal. Obviously not considering the description of different metals.

The anomaly is glaring problem and a decapitation of mormonism.

[bboy4liberty]

@kramd1 You have a great point. Has it ever occured to you that the Book of Mormon may have happened in North America? This link will take you to a place where, if you really want to research the truth of an ancient Jewish based nation, you can buy a DVD that not only shows metal Nephite artifacts but also shows DNA proof of the Book of Mormon's truthfullness.

[kramd1]

@bboy4liberty BUY ? Could you simply cite the evidence ?

[bboy4liberty]

@kramd1 I am not going to remember all of it but here goes. The DNA of several North American indian tribes is very clearly Jewish. The idea that there was no communication between continants is clearly not the case. Also, diggings have shown cities with protection built exactly like the B of M describes. Not only that, but one of the cities is built in the shape of a menorah. Early archaeolagists found mounds, several of which are still intact, full of bones with metal armor and weapons.

[kramd1]

@bboy4liberty here again your just making statements without any citations.

[bboy4liberty]

Stone tablets were found which contained Hebrew/another language which, when taken to Jewish scholars, were shown to hold the 10 commandments. The North American continant was shown to exactly correlate with the B of M discription of lands. The cities that are now ruins are estimated to hold more people than London or Rome. If you look on You Tube and search the Documentary of the video I mentioned earlier, you will get just a taste of what we are talking about.

[h1n1infobase]

love this song

[FUNOLI]

very good! Thanks!

[landocurdy]

grrreat find. LOVE this song.

[arklyn]

I'm so glad I found this! I had never heard this before, but I recently became a customer of Latter Day Banners, and they have this song on their web site, as their introduction. I absolutely love this song!

This is a very good video, and I like having the lyrics to the song, too. :)

[romulopan]

I love this song... It reminded me when I was in the mission field.... tanx for posting it...