Book of Mormon
- Beit Lei: Another "proof" for the Book of Mormon?
- Examining the Story of Coriantumr and Shiz
- Did the Eleven Witnesses Actually See the Gold Plates?
- Archaeology and the Book of Mormon
- DNA and the Book of Mormon Record
- Joseph Smith's Attempt to Sell The Book of Mormon Copyright
- How Heavy Were Those Gold Plates?
- Where Are the Gold Plates Now?
- 2 Nephi 30:6 - White and Delightsome?
- Smithsonian Institute Statement Regarding the Book of Mormon
- Praying about the Book of Mormon - Is it biblical?
- Test Your Knowledge of the Book of Mormon
- The Nahom Stone
- Nephite Coins?
- Translating the Book of Mormon with a Seer Stone and a Hat
- Nephite Synagogues?
- Mahonri Moriancumr
- The Bible and Book of Mormon Contradictions
- Quetzalcoatl
- Stela 5 and Lehi's Vision of the Tree of Life
"Studies of Latter-day Saint sermons and curriculum from the earliest period of church history well into the 20th century demonstrate surprisingly little use of the Book of Mormon to establish doctrines or as a text from which to preach. Many Saints were converted by reading it, but, thereafter, they tended to overlook its specific content. Early members, mostly converts, knew the Bible well and used it extensively in their teaching and missionary efforts, but the Book of Mormon served mainly as a kind of talisman, its sheer existence pointing to Joseph Smith's prophetic calling." - Daniel Peterson, "Embracing the power of the Book of Mormon", Deseret News, January 5, 2012, link



