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Title	:	The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ
Author	:	Anonymous
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	2013 Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 531 pages
Published	:	2013 by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (first published March 1st 1830)
Categories	:	Religion. Nonfiction. Christianity. Lds. Church. Spirituality. History. Inspirational

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This book is much more entertaining if you read it as a "historical novel" rather than trying to read it as a religious text. Honestly, because of the sheer volume of anachronistic errors contained in Joseph Smith's book, even trying to read it as a novel is taxing. The Book of Mormon is set in North America in the first century. Before I get "flamed" I would like to point out three of the more glaring anachronistic errors: 1) Horses (actually brought to the Americas by Europeans hundreds of years later) 2) Wheat (actually brought to the Americas by Europeans hundreds of years later) 3) The book of Mormon claims the existence of over 150 first century "cities" (not "towns" or "villages" or "settlements" but "cities") in North America. No evidence has EVER been found to substantiate the existence of even ONE of these cities. There are also major battles recorded in the Book of Mormon and, again, NO evidence has EVER been found to substantiate even ONE of those battles. This book is probably most correctly classified as Science Fiction/Fantasy.

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Original Title:	The Book of Mormon
ISBN:	0967686563 (ISBN13: 9780967686561)
Edition Language:	English

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The book upon which my whole life is based...how could I not recommend it to everyone!!?!? It is challenging, and not intended for the reader looking to conduct an exercise in literary critique (although I would stand by it in such a test), but meant to provide the means by which you can find truth--about God, about this life, and about yourself. Not only is it straight forward, it also contains much deeper knowledge that you cannont gain anywhere else. This is what allows me to not follow

The review process for this book has become a farce. Mormons give the book 5 stars because they believe in this junk. Non-Mormons give it 1 star because they recognize it for the fiction that it is. And so it goes.

Unlike most religious texts that are approached metaphorically, the Book of Mormon claims to be an historical history of the Americas, which is a verifiable claim. The linguistic, anachronistic, biological, sociological, and archaeological evidence against this being a legitimate history of the Americas is monumentally staggering. Pick a random field of study, and that field has numerous evidences illustrating the impossibility of this being historically accurate. Even BYU's own archaeology

Now, please stop ringing my doorbell.

I took my time rereading/listening to this standard work of the Latter-day Saints (LDS) faith. The Book of Mormon (BoM) is an abbreviated account of the inhabitants of the ancient Americas from 2200 BC to 421 AD. From a geographical standpoint, some LDS scholars believe Mesoamerica to be the setting of the Book of Mormon. Other researchers believe it took place in the Great Lakes area of North America to include involving the Mound-Builder civilizations. This is called the limited-geography

The LDS (Mormon) church does everything it can to instill the idea that if a person reads this book, prays with real intent and faith in Christ (and other loaded phrases) that she/he will receive a burning euphoric feeling. We are expected to believe that an experience like this is sufficient evidence to prove that the church behind this book is true. However, experiences like this are not exclusive to any one religion, and it is an astounding claim that powerful euphoric experiences are

Hands down, the best book I've ever read. I make a point to read it everyday.