
Examining LDS Church truth claims in a thoughtful way, seeking objectivity.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 70 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Welcome to Episode 70 of our LDS Discussions series!In this episode, our panel takes a deep dive into one of the most debated questions surrounding the Book of Mormon: were ancient metal plates a known concept in Joseph Smith’s world, and are they tr... more
Join Kolby, Nemo, Julia, and Dr. John Dehlin for one of our most in-depth LDS Discussions episodes yet as we unpack “The Other Isaiah Problem” and what it means for the historicity of the Book of Mormon.
In this episode, we explore why scholars over... more
Welcome to another epsiode of our LDS Discussions series! In this episode, we take a detailed, evidence-based look at one of the most repeated claims in Latter-day Saint apologetics: that Joseph Smith was incapable of producing a well-written text –a... more
Is Nahom really the strongest evidence for the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon? In this episode, we take a deep dive into one of the most cited archaeological “proofs” of the Book of Mormon -the discovery of altars inscribed with the letters NHM i... more
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I listen to sort out the facts from “just accept it because we someone wrote/said it.” What some commenters don’t understand is that in science if there is a way to disprove an hypothesis, the hypothesis fails. The same applies to historical “facts.” If one word or fact in a historical account is proven false, impossible, or clearly anachronistic, the account is unusable. And this applies equally to all religions. I am far from an atheist, but these discussions reveal that all religions have be... more
Life long member here. Thank you for honest discussions I never heard from the church itself.
I listened to the, “Are the 3 witnesses credible episode”. Over 3hrs long. These guys claim to give the information as it is, but CLEARLY bias is used to get a point across. If you want to give the information as it is. Give some of the “95%” quotes from these witnesses. Give the quote Oliver Cowder said on his death bed. These guys choose to look at the “5%” and give them more credit than they deserve. As someone who is looking for the unbiased truth, I can’t take these guys seriously. I think ... more
they make amazing points, put together the information for you and digs into the apologetic responses. I would not be able to do this by myself, so i’m so grateful for them, life changers!!
Mike (creator of all this podcast content) has done the heavy lifting. All we have to do is listen! And we’ll learn a much more complete history of the LDS church. History matters because it shaped the doctrines, practices, demands, and perspectives of the modern church. If one wants to make informed decisions about any of those things, this podcast is a MUST. As a woman raised in the church and who raised her kids for 14 years in the church, I appreciate so much all the work Mike did to share t... more
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Content generally centers on critically examining the beliefs and practices of the LDS Church, particularly through historical narratives and doctrinal analyses. Common topics include the credibility of Joseph Smith, the authenticity of the Book of Mormon, and the implications of polygamy within church history. The discussions often incorporate scholarly research and contrasting perspectives, aiming to promote informed consent among church members. Noteworthy is the podcast's emphasis on presenting well-researched information while respecting differing viewpoints, suggesting a unique approach to sensitive topics often associated with religious faith.
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