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The Backyard Professor on Mormonism Mormon Discussion Inc
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Kerry Shirts was a former LDS apologist who defended the Church and its truth claims. He was one of the founders of FAIR (Formerly FairMormon, Formerly FAIR) an apologetic organization discussing Mormonism, answering critical claims, and helping Latter-day Saints find faithful answers to their questions. Kerry served as the director of research for FAIR. As the Backyard Professor he attempts to help all of us make sense of Mormonism
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Backyard Professor LIVE! With Benny Hinrichs – There Were Hebrew Jaredites?!
A stunning new look into the book of Ether in the Book of Mormon, and its fatal flaws with Hebrew names and concepts. Ether is anachronistic as Benny demonstrates.
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The Backyard Professor 151 The Propaganda of the LDS Gospel Topics Essays
The BYP and Mormon-ish team up once again to begin a NEW WEEKLY SERIES discussing the many issues of the LDS Gospel Topics Essays, their background, history, theology, and censoring of history and propaganda. we will analyze every single essay.
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Backyard Professor: 150: The Egyptian Easter: The Meaning of the Hypocephalus
New Egyptological Information has Arrived on the Egyptian hypocephali that have everything to do with Easter, astonishingly enough! I share the message of the Egyptian hypocephali class of documents and compare and contrast it with Easter.
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Backyard Professor: 149: The BRAND NEW Church Essay on Church Financials!
We are going to explore the brand new church essay discussing their version of financials. You WON’T want to miss this!
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Backyard Professor: 148 Heartland Geography Vs Mesoamerican Geography of Book of Mormon
Jonathan Neville is my guest sharing his understanding of why the Book of Mormon happened in North America, New York, the Great Lakes region.
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Backyard Professor: 147: Charlie Harrell on Problems with Restoration of Gospel of Jesus
Charlie Harrell shares his meticulous and powerful research into why the Restoration doesn’t work as Mormonism teaches.