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Hello everyone. Welcome to Latter Day Struggles. This is your host, Valerie, and I'm really excited to have Paul Tuscano back with me for a second episode where we are going really deeply, at least in my opinion. It's a deep dive for me because this is new content. This is something that as a podcast host, I selfishly get to invite people on who I want to learn from.

And I get to talk about subjects that I don't know much about. And so this is one of them. I wanted

to have Paul come on the show today to help me understand his perspective on the sacred nature of the book of Mormon. This is

especially, this is especially interesting and intriguing to me, partly because of your history, Paul.

Paul comes to us as Paul is one of the September 6th, and I consider Paul and his colleagues

who went through that experience. This is Mark's 30 years

this year, that he is one of our modern day martyrs of our church who was treated very, very

poorly in the face of trying to do some very, very brave things around the Church of Jesus Christ

of Latter-day Saints. And so, Paul, you have, in my opinion, a very interesting perspective

because having gone through this very, very challenging thing here with the church,

and 30 years later, you are still seemingly somewhat engaged in

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