Surely, if what is contained in the Book of Mormon reflects objective reality, then it can be discussed as such and defended as such. Otherwise, if you think it’s all relative and you have your truth and I have mine then we might have a rather different picture of Mormonism.
Here is the bottom line:
There is NO geographical proof to the B of M accepted by any non- LDS geographers.
But there IS geographical proof to the Bible accepted by non-Catholic and Non Christian geographers.
There is NO Archaeological proof to the B of M accepted by any non- LDS archaeologists
But there IS Archaeological proof to the Bible accepted by non-Catholic and Non Christian archaeologists
There is NO linguistic proof to the B of M accepted by any non- LDS linguists
But there IS linguistic proof to the Bible accepted by non-Catholic and Non Christian linguists
There is NO historical proof to the B of M accepted by any non- LDS historians
But there IS historical proof to the Bible accepted by non-Catholic and Non Christian historians
There is NO scientific proof to the B of M accepted by any non- LDS scientists
But there IS scientific proof to the Bible accepted by non-Catholic and Non Christian scientists
LDS “Prophets” teach one thing
Later teach some thing different.
LDS prophets break the law and lie about it
LDS prophets give conflicting doctrine
LDS god changes his mind constantly, especially in matters of money.
Is this a church you want to put your faith in?