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Check out the latest, unbelieveable news that proves exactly why Joseph Smith heard God utter the words "Their Creeds Are an Abomination".

There's no way Joseph Smith could've "made this up". Genesis is no longer going to be the same... but will be the history of the Garment of Adam. You're upcoming temple trips will never be the same either.

We LOVE these kinds of stories. It's like storage wars meets the Thomas Crown Affair! Apparently the Lost Minerva Teichart painting of Jesus Christ in the Americas was discovered in a Deseret Industries thrift store and the discoverer has just been reunited with his discovery in the LDs church history museum!

So we made a new friend... with a great voice for radio, David Douglas, of the Youtube Channel, "Ancient Answers" who swears by the Bat Creek Stone. Let's hear what he has to say!

A lot of people have heard a lot of conflicting reports about what happened in Carthage jail, during the martyrdom of Joseph Smith, the prophet of the Restoration, and the first Presidential Candidate ever assassinated, but few have done as much digging (no pun intended) as this guy, Shannon Tracy, who has some hot takes on the martyrdom. Enjoy.

What was Lehi talking about in 1st Nephi, exactly?! Jonah Barnes clears this up in the following episode.

Kwaku El, an expert on the Mormon Church's dynamics with the black community, joins Lheighton Cook, who offers insights for new black members. They discuss essential knowledge for potential converts, highlighting misconceptions surrounding the Book of Mormon and race. The conversation covers the church's historical complexities with racism and the need for healing through reparations and forgiveness. They also emphasize the importance of representation, community support, and addressing external perceptions about the Mormon Church.

Believe it or not, these women are real.

Cliff Knechtle, a critic known for examining religious doctrines, dives deep into the complexities of faith, particularly regarding the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He explores how personal spiritual experiences can challenge rigid interpretations of faith. The conversation critically analyzes biblical figures like Paul and Joseph Smith, questioning the standards of evidence in religious beliefs. Knechtle also navigates the struggle for absolute proof in faith, encouraging a more collaborative dialogue in understanding diverse beliefs.

In this episode, Shannon Tracy reveals what Joseph Smith really looked like!