A Plea for the Golden Rule
A Plea for the Golden Rule
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It would not be impossible or even improbable that Joseph Smith's lineage might run back to this man, even though his immediate ancestors may have lived in England. But in order to make a case Mr. Kinney inserts the clause, "through Lehi, " dragging in a proposition that does not appear anywhere in the Book of Mor- mon. It is not stated anywhere in the book that this descent was to be through Lehi, neither did Joseph Smith to our knowledge ever make such a claim. Are errors so scarce in the Boo...k of Mormon that it is necessary for critics to manufacture them? Why pass by the absurdities which he says abound, and settle upon one of his own making? Is this an- other example of carelessness? The reader may decide. We have selected three instances which demon- strate beyond a doubt that this book, so far as the first two chapters are concerned, is not a reliable textbook. However accurate Mr. Kinney's personal observations may be upon conditions existing in Utah, as set forth in chapters three to six, inclusive, 13 his book is not reliable as a textbook on the work and teachings of Joseph Smith and the early church prior to 1844.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would not be impossible or even improbable that Joseph Smith's lineage might run back to this man, even though his immediate ancestors may have lived in England. But in order to make a case Mr. Kinney inserts the clause, "through Lehi, " dragging in a proposition that does not appear anywhere in the Book of Mor- mon. It is not stated anywhere in the book that this descent was to be through Lehi, neither did Joseph Smith to our knowledge ever make such a claim. Are errors so scarce in the Boo...k of Mormon that it is necessary for critics to manufacture them? Why pass by the absurdities which he says abound, and settle upon one of his own making? Is this an- other example of carelessness? The reader may decide. We have selected three instances which demon- strate beyond a doubt that this book, so far as the first two chapters are concerned, is not a reliable textbook. However accurate Mr. Kinney's personal observations may be upon conditions existing in Utah, as set forth in chapters three to six, inclusive, 13 his book is not reliable as a textbook on the work and teachings of Joseph Smith and the early church prior to 1844.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elbert a Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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