There are at least parts of the Book of Mormon that are conspicuously untrue. For example the presence of horses in the Americas - presumably Joseph Smith or Moroni did not realise that the Spaniards introduced horses long after the time in whci the Book of Mormon is set.
You should find out for yourself. read it and pray about it. Parts of the Book of Mormon are indeed true in that they are direct copies of the infallible Christian scriptures. Other parts which remain to be verified, and probably never will be, may be true in a more limited sense for any who wish to believe them, but not in an absolute sense.
This depends on what you consider to be evidence. DNA testing has shown very little evidence. Archaeology has shown some evidence. Anthropology has shown some more convincing evidence, as some traditional legends match up with Book of Mormon stories.
Believers in the Book of Mormon do not claim the Book of Mormon is a scientific document and do not care if it can be proven by scientific means. The Book of Mormon is a religious text and should be proven true by faith alone. Believers follow a promise from the Book of Mormon itself, that states "When ye should recieve these things... ask God the Eternal Father, in the name of Christ, if these things are true... and He wil manifest the truth of it unto you by the power of the Holy Ghost." (Moroni 10:4) Their evidence for knowing the Book of Mormon is true is the feeling of confirmation and peace they recieve after studying and praying about the Book of Mormon.
Check out the "Related Links" below to read the full verse quoted below or to read the Book of Mormon.
Having read the Book of Mormon from cover to cover, I can attest that it is boring and repetitive. The author does not have an eloquent style of writing. However, if you wish to judge the Book of Mormon as good or otherwise on the basis of truth in its contents, then that is a matter of faith as there is no independent evidence for the historicity of the accounts described in the book.
It's just as legit as any other Holy book since there's no documented facts to back it up.
If the book of Mormon is a lie, then so is The Bible, and the Quran, and so on.
The video "DNA vs The Book of Mormon" challenges the very first lines in the Book of Mormon (in which it states that the people were descendants of Israelites) and claims they are a lie, and attempts to prove it's point through scientific DNA testing.
The longest book in the Book of Mormon is the Book of Alma. It takes up almost 1/3 of the Book of Mormon.
Missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (The "Mormon" church) do have the physical ability to lie, as they are human, but they are not supposed to lie. If their leaders find out they have lied they can be sent home.
The fourth book in the Book of Mormon is the Book of Enos. The books of the Book of Mormon (in order) are: 1 Nephi 2 Nephi Jacob Enos Jarom Omni Words of Mormon Mosiah Alma Helaman 3 Nephi 4 Nephi Mormon Ether Moroni
The Book of Mormon - musical - was created in 2011.
Studies of the Book of Mormon was created in 1985.
No, the Book of Mormon is not on XM radio, but the Mormon Channel is. The Mormon Channel has many different programs, including interviews with church members, sermons, music, and scripture stories. You can download the Book of Mormon as an MP3. Check out the "Related Links" below to listen to the Mormon Channel or download the Book of Mormon MP3 (free).
Depends on how old. If they are good with the Bible, they'll be good with the Book of Mormon. There are Book of Mormon storybooks made for kids, if they are too young to read the regular book.
The ISBN of Studies of the Book of Mormon is 978-1560850274.
M. T. Lamb has written: 'Book of Mormon' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Controversial literature, Book of Mormon, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 'The great commission' -- subject(s): Accessible book 'The golden bible; or, The Book of Mormon' -- subject(s): Book of Mormon, Criticism, interpretation 'The Mormons And Their Bible' -- subject(s): Book of Mormon, Controversial literature, Mormon Church
On the cover of the Book of Mormon it typically just says "The Book of Mormon, Another Testament of Jesus Christ". It is possible to get the cover engraved or personalized with the owners name, so if there is another name on the cover it is probably the name of the owner of that particular book. Inside the Book of Mormon, there are many names. The Book of Mormon covers the history of a people for about 2500 years, so many people are named. Check out the "Related Links" to compare Book of Mormon covers.
George Reynolds has written: 'Fundementals of Information Systems (Ise)' 'Commentary on the Book of Mormon' 'Commentary On the Book of Mormon Volume 4 (Commentary on the Book of Mormon)' 'Cracked It' 'The Mormon metropolis [microform]' 'The Story Of The Book Of Mormon' -- subject(s): Mormons 'Principles of Information Systems (Ise)'