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Tag: apologetics

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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: 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: 249: Defender of the Faith, Lecture 11, Grace v. Works–Conclusion

RFM concludes his Biblical analysis of the perennial argument concerning the roles of grace and works in salvation. Mormon apologetics has never been this much […]

Episodes, Mormonism Live!

Mormonism LIVE: 063: First Vision Apologetics

The earliest account of the First Vision poses some conflict within Mormon Truth Claims about what Joseph Smith experienced and what was invented about the […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 225: Kerry Shirts Interview (AKA The Backyard Professor)

RFM sits down with Kerry Shirts, former believer, former director of research for FAIR (Formerly FairMormon, formerly FAIR), former apologist known as the Backyard Professor. […]

Episodes, Mormonism Live!

MORMONISM LIVE !: 007: Breakdown of Fireside by Director of Church History Library

Tonight RFM and Bill Reel take a look at how Director of the Church History Library, Keith A. Erekson, frames apologetics, inoculation, and publicly frames […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 198: Defender of the Faith, Lecture 10, Grace v. Works

This is Lecture 10 in my twelve-lecture Institute class on Defending the Faith taught at the University of Texas at Austin in the spring semester […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 196: The Games People Play

RFM gives a rundown of the fallout apologists have been experiencing due to the Robert Ritner interviews!  On top of that, three examples are given […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 195: Book of Abraham Fireside

Many Latter-day Saints are leaving the Church over issues relating to the Book of Abraham.  In this special fireside, I talk about the most commonly […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 193: John Gee Comes Clean!

In a stunning reversal of events, John Gee publicly announces he no longer believes a long-touted evidence for the Book of Abraham is valid!  This […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 184: The Brian Hauglid Interview

Professor Brian Hauglid is recently retired from BYU where he spent 21-years as Professor of Ancient Scripture.  The extensive work he has done on the […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 172: A Bad Defense is the Worst Offense Part 3

Today concludes RFM’s discussion with Jonathan Streeter on the subject of Joseph Smith’s polygamy–and the lengths some apologists will go to in order to try […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 169: A Bad Defense is the Worst Offense Part 1

RFM joins the fabulous Jonathan Streeter (and Yugio!) to investigate the best documented plural marriage of Joseph Smith.  In the process, they manage to pick […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 162: John Larsen Interviews RFM

RFM was interviewed by John Larsen ten years ago on his epic podcast, “Mormon Expression.”  In commemoration of that historic event, I am pleased to […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 157: Bad Apologetics

RFM gives a workshop in identifying and dismantling bad apologetics, using the Adam-God Theory as a classic example!

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