Open Forum
Posted in Mormon Doctrine, Joseph Smith, All Podcasts, Book of Mormon Historicity by mormonmisc on July 12th, 2007 Open Forum
This episode was an open forum. I began by responding to an email from the last program on the Oath of Vengeance. The author of the email contended that Wilford Woodruff could not be trusted in his statement about the endowment ceremony because he had not been forthright regarding some plural marriages following the Manifesto. I responded by applying common sense and common experience to the question of credibility, reading two comments by Joseph Smith.
The first caller lead me into a discussion of the historicity of the Book of Mormon.
The second caller is the disciple of Art Bulla. He defended Bulla’s previous challenge for me to meet him for a fist fight, claiming Bulla was acting, in this challenge, under God’s direction. Bulla claims to be God’s legitimate sole priesthood leader. He was followed by Art Bulla who responded.
A caller discussed with me the propensity of humans to keep many things secret.
Several other callers pursued various topics, some salient others ridiculous.
It was a fun program for me, but I would understand those who found portions of the discussion too outrageous to be worthwhile. This is the nature of open talk radio, it is unpredictable and can only be controlled by imposing strong censorship.
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