Prophets and Apostles have taught that the entire Western Hemisphere is Promised and a Land of Liberty.
Promised Land, Choice Land, Land of Liberty, No Kings
Is the Book of Mormon Musical?
The Book of Mormon musical may not be an accurate reflection of the true book, but did you know that the Book of Mormon contains its own music? Book of Mormon peoples used music to worship, fight, celebrate, and praise.
McKenna Denson Makes Fun Of Interrupting LDS Testimony Meeting
It's understandable that they deleted this footage, since it would have been bad for them to look dishonest, joking about hijacking a worship service, and intent on hurting the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
How Joseph Smith Translating with a Hat is Stronger Evidence Than You Might Think
Despite how strange it is, one thing should be clear: the method of burying your face in a hat is actually amazing evidence for the Book of Mormon!
Where Are The Lamanites?
This hemispheric, open, liberal and generic use of the term "Lamanite" can help explain many concerns and misunderstandings people may have about the Lamanites.
New Maya Discoveries Support the Book of Mormon!
All of these add plausibility to the historicity of the Book of Mormon with knowledge that wasn’t accessible in Joseph’s day.
What did Joseph Smith and Brigham Young say about “Hot Drinks”?
Now and then people wonder what the meaning of “hot drinks” in the Word of Wisdom is. Based off these three quotes from Joseph Smith, Hyrum Smith, and Brigham Young, the meaning is pretty simple.
LDS Church Supports FairMormon, Book of Mormon Central, Interpreter Foundation, Etc.
It would seem the LDS Church is moving forward in a more scholarly approach to religion, and supporting third party organizations
Gordon B. Hinckley and Book of Mormon Geography
Gordon B. Hinckley made some interesting statements about the "Blood of Lehi" and Chichén Itzá
Howard W. Hunter And Book of Mormon Geography
President Howard W. Hunter made an interesting statement related to Book of Mormon geography quoted in a Deseret News article in 1995
