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

broadcasting behind enemy lines you will recall that back in the spring of

1989 30 years ago.

I researched, created, and taught an Institute class

at the University of Texas at Austin on the subject of defending the faith. It was a series of of I'm going to be continuing with those lectures today with the next lecture in the series, which is lecture number three.

This lecture continues on from lecture two and addresses several more criticisms of the Book of Mormon.

In lecture three three I cover the

spalding theory lock horns with Walter Martin address the issue of Christ being

born at Jerusalem talk about the story of Nephi's slaying of Laban, and finally address the frequently heard complaint

that the Book of Mormon contains the fullness of the Gospel.

So return with us now to those thrilling days of yester year. Radio Free Mormon rides again.

Here is lecture number three. I hope you enjoy it.

Well this week we're going to talk a little bit more about the Book of Mormon

certain questions raised concerning the book of Mormon.

Last week as you'll recall we talked about the question about the very existence of

the book of Mormon that the Bible is all that there is and that the Book of Mormon

shouldn't exist by rights.

Also about why is the Book of Mormon written in King James English?

Why does the Book of Mormon quote the Bible and why all the changes in the Book of Mormon,

why all those changes which we discovered were by large grammatical punctuation, these types of things.

I did want to show you one other change that was made in the Book of Mormon

because last week we were running out of time and I said that there was a certain change I wanted to show you that I thought was humorous and I never got back to that because I was trying to compress it all

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