Hey, everybody. This is kind of a shorty episode. What you're about to hear is the audio of the

Sunstone presentation that Cody and I gave on the Smith and Theogen Theory. Of course, there is a video

to accompany this, and if you want to really get a sense for what we're presenting, I really

recommend you watch the video. You know, it's just right around an hour mark.

It's not too long, and the video really adds to the presentation.

But for those who don't want to watch the video, this is the audio from that presentation,

and, you know, hopefully we can kind of start a conversation with this audio.

This is kind of a stripped down version of the Smith-Antheogen episodes that Cody and I did

because, of course, it was just a one-hour presentation, whereas that was like three hours of

podcasting.

But there are obviously some interesting developments in this presentation that were, you know, far and

away beyond what happened in just the, uh, the audio of Cody and I reading through the paper.

So I'd recommend checking the show notes and going to the YouTube link.

Uh, pause this.

Go watch the video if you have the time to devote to it.

Otherwise, uh, without further ado, please enjoy the audio from the Sunstone Smith Enthagin presentation of Salt Lake City 2017.

Thank you for attending session 323 titled Revelation Through Illucination. Please silence your cell phones. As you listen today, we invite you to explore what it means to be Mormon. Who gets to

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