Do you ever get tired of hearing people like Brian Hales say,

where did all the words come from for Joseph Smith to write the book of Mormon?

How did he get all these ideas?

Well, finally, finally, I think there is a book that has just come out that answers that question,

and it answers it in spades.

It is a book titled Joseph Smith,

The Architect of Mormonism,

a topical biography by my friend Ganescherian.

And this book, I believe,

not only explains the book of Mormon,

but Mormonism itself.

Stay tuned tonight on Mormonism Live.

And now we'll go right into our subject matter. Can we bring Ganesh onto the stage? Ganesh, how are you doing? Fabulous, and it's just

a treat to be with you guys. It's always lots of fun in your program and this particular one,

because it's live, you know, has a dynamic about it that is real

and invigorating and, and that's what people loves.

Terrifying. That's true. Yes, absolutely. Hey, guess what? This thing's about 600 pages long.

This is a huge, massive book. Now, I know there's a lot of quoting that you do in it

of sources. And you had mentioned that to me before you sent me the book. You were kind of sent me

the book for me to read. By the way, I have not read every word in it, but I've read many of the

words in it. A fantastic. I think this is epic. I think you have taken pieces that have been

researched over time and decades,

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