The Doctrines and Dogmas of Mormonism: Examined and Refuted (Classic Reprint)

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The line of argument usually employed by writers and speakers to refute the Mormon dogma is of such a character as to render success almost impossible. They depend very largely upon the current belief that the prophet's general reputation for veracity was bad; and that the Book of Mormon was concocted from the Old Spaulding Romance.t: y uyun no g 0 ave something far better, and upon which we may confidently rely.

We take up each proposition as it is presented by its friends, and then proceed to answer and refute their argu ments in a fair, straightforward manner, demonstrating the fallacy and erroneousness of the entire system, from a purely Biblical and philosophical point of view.

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