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Radio Free Mormon: 265: Sherlock Holmes v. Joseph Smith

A new apologetic technique has arisen in recent years of trying to prove the Book of Mormon true by proving all naturalistic theories false. RFM […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 264: The Unreasonable Elder Bednar, Part 2

Radio Free Mormon and his faithful sidekick, The Backyard Professor, complete their dismemberment of Elder Bednar’s recent two-part talk titled, “That Ye May Believe.” Nothing […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 263: Letter from Birmingham Jail

In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, I wanted to revisit the letter he wrote April 16, 1963 while imprisoned in the city jail […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 262: Mormonism and the Rules of Evidence, Part 3

RFM is joined once again by fellow attorney Kolby Reddish for the concluding installment of their investigation of how Mormonism fares when compared with the […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 261: Jesus! Who’s Your Daddy?

Christians traditionally believe Jesus was the Son of David, or in other words, a literal descendant of King David. But did the earliest Christians share […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 260: Mormonism and the Rules of Evidence, Part 2

RFM and fellow attorney Kolby Reddish continue their discussion of what Mormonism looks like when viewed through the Rules of Evidence applicable in courts of […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 259: Mormonism and the Rules of Evidence

I am joined by fellow attorney Kolby Reddish to discuss the Rules of Evidence that apply in courts of law and see how the LDS […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 258: The Unreasonable Elder Bednar, Part 1

Elder David Bednar recently completed a landmark address in two parts, seeking to defend the LDS Church against its critics. RFM is joined by the […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 257: RFM Co-Hosts Mormon News Roundup!

RFM has a free-for-all with the gang at Mormon News Roundup!  Keeping up with Mormonism in the news has never been so much fun!

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Radio Free Mormon: 256: Invasion of the Miracle Snatchers!

Is it possible a prophet of God would steal someone else’s miracle story for themselves? Check out this podcast for a famous miracle story of […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 255: Four Recent Discoveries!

RFM delves into four fascinating items related to Mormonism he has only recently discovered. You won’t want to miss this one!

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RADIO FREE MORMON: 254: GENERAL CONFERENCE LIGHTNING ROUND (OCTOBER 2022)

One General Conference. Five Sessions. Ten hours. Thirty-Six Talks. ALL IN UNDER SIXTY MINUTES!!!

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Radio Free Mormon: 253: DEMYTHOLOGIZING MORMONISM

Evidence has recently come to my attention that the LDS Church is currently engaged in removing miraculous elements from some of its cherished stories in […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 252: THE RFM MAGIC SHOW!

I had a blast doing some magic at the 2022 Sunstone Symposium! Even though this is just the audio, I was pleased to find it […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 251: Meet the New Church Historian!

The LDS Church has appointed a new Church Historian named Elder Kyle S. McKay. True to form, the new Church Historian is a lawyer. What […]

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