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The Book of Evidence John Banville
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Archaeology & the Book of Mormon. (BP)–In the last part in this series, we saw that the Bible is reliable, being textually pure and verifiably accurate in many places. In an excellent blog post, Nesta extend the concept of 'open data' further. James Burton Coffman Commentaries reproduced. Ruth Puttick and Guy Bilgorri called for the creation of a 'Red Book for Evidence'. Its purpose is to convince Jew, Lamanite, and Gentile. I'm not sure how such a post has never made it on to the website, given the name of the website, but better late than never, I suppose. But their evidence is either thin or wrong, and on further analysis it is contrary to their conclusions.” [page 148]. The above correspondence between myself and BYU undeniably confirmed to me the academic position of the Mormon Church concerning geographical and archeological evidence for the Book of Mormon. This is a significant link in the chain of evidence that makes Job a far older book,. There is no need whatever to quote from apocalyptic literature, the book of Wisdom,. The author explores the use of proper names in the Book of Mormon in chapter four. The problem with trying to place cities described in the Book of Mormon anywhere in North America is that there had always seemed to be no evidence whatsoever that advanced civilizations ever existed here. One of the stated purposes of the Book of Mormon is to be a convincing witness that Jesus is the Christ. I've written an entire chapter in my book examining the evidence for early dating and the historical reliability of the gospel eyewitness accounts.