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Welcome to Latter Day Struggles.

This is your host, Valerie.

And once again, I have Taylor Petrie here with me for another episode where we're going to go deeply into a lot of fantastic, very interesting conversation about the Book of Mormon and it's historicity

or it's non-historicity, something in between maybe. How are you today, Taylor?

Very good. Great to be back with you. Yes, it has been so fun. We had a conversation. So if you haven't

gone back, if you're just jumping on today jump back to

the episode right before this one because we in our last episode uh talked a lot about the vying sides

of this controversial issue of what is this thing the book of mormon it certainly whether

no matter what you think about the book of morn my goodness, it has done, it has been very, very influential, and it looms large, certainly for our church

historically, but actually it is one of the more well-known books out there worldwide historically.

It's a big deal. No matter what your feelings about it are, you can't argue that

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