Why a Belief Crisis Need Never Be Fatal to Faith
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HalApril 4, 2022
Thank you for this article. I, too, am perplexed at detractors who defame the Prophet and yet cannot explain how a largely uneducated farm boy could produce such marvelous revelations that are consistent in their narrative and doctrine. They claim Joseph Smith to be merely a man, and so he is. However, his detractors fail to recognize that they and their sources are merely men as well, and far less inspired.
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