Good evening, everyone. This is Radio Free Mormon. That's Bill Real, and this is Mormonism Live.

Really excited for tonight show. It's Book of Mormon DNA, like we've never seen it before, and by that I mean, in a format that I can understand.

And it took a great professor,

a professor of anthropology,

to be able to say it in such a way

that even I could understand it,

and we're lucky enough to have him

as a guest tonight with us on the show.

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome with me,

Professor Thomas W. Murphy.

Good evening. Good evening.

It's great to be here from Seahawk territory in the Seattle area.

Yes, two out of the three of us are in Seahawk territory.

One of us is in perpetual brown mode. Cleveland Browns. Yeah,

it's sad over here on this side of the country. Yeah. Yeah, that was quite a good team's over there,

too. What's that? I understand they have some good teams over there too. I mean, New England,

if you keep going, you know, Detroit line, you could pick something else. I'm they have some good teams over there, too. I mean, New England, if you keep going,

you know, Detroit line, you could pick something else. I'm just saying. Yeah. There's better teams than the

Browns, that's for sure. Well, this is getting us off to a rollicking start, at least with football

fans. But Professor Murphy, anyway, we'll give us a secret sign of the Seahawks right there.

And we want to talk with you tonight, especially about DNA in the Book of Mormon, and specifically, specifically to give you the chance to respond to some scurrilous statements by Stephen B. Smoot, especially, in a recent podcast titled,

it's the Uninformed Saints Podcast. Three Uninformed Saints get together and show how uninformed they are,

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