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Tag: Church History

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: 126: Lost in Translation, Part 1

Tonight we begin a fascinating investigation of how Joseph Smith translated the Book of Mormon.  This is one you won’t want to miss!

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Radio Free Mormon: 97: Elder Snow Goes Rogue

Elder Snow is the outgoing head of the Church History Department. He was recently interviewed by two reporters on the Salt Lake Tribune’s podcast, “Mormon […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 96: Defender of the Faith Part 5

Radio Free Mormon was neck-deep in Mormon apologetics during the 1980s. At the apex of his apologetic career, RFM presented a 12-lecture series as an […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 90: Does the LDS Church Continue to Hide Its History?

Tonight, Radio Free Mormon shows how the LDS Church continues to hide its history. He first gives a whirlwind tour of the four primary accounts […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 49: How To Not Answer Questions On Church History With Steven Harper Part 2

Today we dissect the Mormon Channel’s video titled “How to Answer Questions about Church History” hosted by  Amy Iverson where she interviews Steven Harper on […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 48: How To Not Answer Questions On Church History With Steven Harper Part 1

Today we dissect the Mormon Channel’s video titled “How to Answer Questions about Church History” hosted by  Amy Iverson where she interviews Steven Harper on […]

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Transcript of Radio Free Mormon’s Episode: 028: Elder Ballard Blows Up The Church

Below is a link to the transcript of Radio Free Mormon’s Elder Ballard Blows Up The Church!!! This episode gives a bakers dozen of documented […]

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Radio Free Mormon: 006: Denying Church History

Today “Radio Free Mormon” continues with its newest episode “Denying Church History”.  This episode uses an interview with Marlin Jensen where he was interviewed by Doug […]

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