Blaine, if you have  no reasonable answers to these questions, just say so.

Perry

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Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 19:15:56 -0700

Blaine, I still have a couple of questions on the table, to which you replied, "Uh, sorry perry, I have to go now, but will post this and get back to it later. Meantime, stay tuned. Thanks for you civil questions."

Here are the questions. #1 has been answered ("2" was your answer), #2 and #3 are still unanswered:

1. How many authors wrote the bom over how many  years?

2. Is there consistency between the various authors of the  bom?

The Bible has hundreds if not thousands of external  consitencies.

3. What external consistencies does the bom  show?

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Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 10:33:32 EDT


In a message dated 7/26/2005 8:47:54 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Blaine, I had posed a few questions to you regarding the bom, and I fear you
got  sidetracked by Kevin's posts...lets try again, if you will...

Most  books, fiction and non-fiction, have internal consistency. But, they
are  typically written by a single author, so internal consistency is not
remarkable in such books.

The Bible was written by many authors  over thousands of years, and shows
internal consistency across author as  well as time periods.

1. How many authors wrote the bom over how many  years?

2. Is there consistency between the various authors of the  bom?

The Bible has hundreds if not thousands of external  consitencies.

3. What external consistencies does the bom  show?

Perry


Perry,
Sorry, yes, you are right, I got sidetracked by Kevin's antiquated
anti-Mormon perspective stuff which for the most part, nobody in the Mormon Church
believes or worries about.
 Oh, yeah, your questions--well, the BoM first of all is a very  complex
book. It is a translation of a set of plates written by two men--Mormon, and his son, Moroni. This set of plates, referred to as the Gold Plates, is a digest of other plates which these two men had access to, called the Large Plates
of Nephi and the Small Plates of Nephi,  plus other plates that showed up
along the time period the BoM covers, which basically began when the Jaredites
left the Tower of Babel, crossed the ocean in  barges, and arrived in the
Americas. Much later, around 600 BC, another group led by Lehi and his son Nephi left Jerusalem and disembarked off the coast of Arabia in a ship, and arrived
somewhere off the coast of Middle  America.    About the same time, the
Jaredites for the most part succeeded in wiping themselves off the face of the
land.
Uh, sorry perry, I have to go now, but will post this and get back to it
later.  Meantime, stay tuned.  Thanks for you civil questions.
Blainerb


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