ga_golfnut

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   by ga_golfnut 7y ago

   > (usually indirect) This can be disputed.
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   by ga_golfnut 8y ago

   Anyone interested in how the events of his forgeries and subsequent murders unfolded should listen to this podcast episode [0] (parts 2 & 3). The tale is told by one of Hofmann's former friends, Brent Metcalfe. Brent's boss, S
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   by ga_golfnut 9y ago

   You might want to look into the loose vs. tight translation theories. There are resulting consequences with sticking with either one.
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   by ga_golfnut 9y ago

   Just about is fair but still short by ~400 years, unless you count the Jaredites. They purportedly fled the Old World around the time of the Tower of Babel (~2000 BCE IIRC?). EDIT: I wasn't sure if the Book of Ether even mentioned hors
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   by ga_golfnut 9y ago

   > While the evidence for horses in pre-Columbian America is encouraging, it still requires some caution. Additional C-14 dating from other samples will be needed to change the prevailing view. Until then, this evidence should be consider
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   by ga_golfnut 9y ago

   I should have qualified that with "during the Book of Mormon timeline".
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   by ga_golfnut 9y ago

   And it also says things like horses, chariots, steel, and other anachronistic things existed in the pre-Columbian Americas. There is no evidence (to date) to support any of those claims. You might want to look into the history of NWAF and T