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According to the Documentary History of the Church (DHC) 2:235, it was on July 3, 1835 when Michael Chandler "came to Kirtland (OH) to ...
According to the Documentary History of the Church (DHC) 2:235, it was on July 3, 1835 when Michael Chandler "came to Kirtland (OH) to exhibit some Egyptian mummies." According to the record, "There were four human figures, together with some two or more rolls of papyrus covered with hieroglyphic figures and devices." Chandler's display so intrigued the Mormons living in Kirtland that they told the traveling showman how their prophet, Joseph Smith, had the ability to translate the papyri...
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I would like to hear a Mormon defend this. They are so blind to the facts and they willfully close their minds because they already "know the book is true".
Do you really believe that Joseph Smith saw God and Jesus Christ? How could Smith have seen God in 1820 when he said in Doctrine and Covenant 84:21-22 that without the Priesthood, no man can see God?
What, now you don't WANT to talk about the contradictions in your little magic book? Like I said before, in order to make a decision on this issue, I did what any rational person would do, and I evaluated the arguments on both sides (what all of us hopefully do on ANY issue). Your superstition contradicts itself so many times, and is such a display of immorality by your "god" and other characters, that a four-year-old can see the holes in its story.
You're going to take your little magic book and run away so soon? Your cult "explains away" contradictions in the exact same way that every OTHER cult does, by ignoring them. Jewish burial law says, among other things, that males aren't allowed to have anything to do with a dead female body or vice versa, so why is it that your cult claims that "Mary" went to "anoint the body"? This is a hole the size of a Saturn V rocket in the fairy-tale, but you all skip right over it.
No, that means that your little magic book isn't telling you the truth; your fairy tale claims that "Mary" (plus however many OTHER women; the different stories give different accounts) went to "anoint the body", AND that they were Jewish, but these things directly contradict each other. As Jews, women are FORBIDDEN from having anything to do with a dead male body, so your book is lying to you on one hand or the other. We still haven't even touched on the OTHER contradictions of your myth.
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