And Testing one two three testing one two three this is radio free Mormon on the air

broadcasting behind enemy lines tonight's episode is the great Mormon history Up. In the past three years the

LDS Church has been issuing a series of essays on its official website. These

essays deal with very controversial subjects relating to LDS history and Mormonism in general.

The subjects contained in these essays range from Joseph Smith's

polygamy to his use of seer stones to find buried treasure

and also using seer stones to translate the Book of

Mormon. A number of subjects are covered and I think it's fair to say that the

Elvius Church is being more transparent today than it has ever been in its history.

There's still room for improvement, but I think that that needs to be said at the outset.

Now, as Shakespeare said, some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.

Well, in this case, the transparency that the Eldius Church is doing today has been thrust upon them,

and it's been thrust upon them by the internet.

The fact is that this damaging information that they're finally admitting to in their

essays has now become so widely available to the public through the internet

that a decision was apparently made that they needed to go ahead and

admit to as much stuff as was out there in order to try and control the information.

The question has come up now,

what did the church leaders know,

and when did they know it?

In other words, there are some people who are saying

that the current church leadership really didn't know about this damaging

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