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Joseph Smith Revealed: A Faithful Telling

Exploring an Alternate Polygamy Narrative

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Joseph Smith Revealed: A Faithful Telling

By: Whitney Horning
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Joseph Smith was a great Christian thinker, a religious revolutionary, and a controversial figure. Of all the things attributed to him, polygamy is one of the most controversial. It is one of the most discussed issues in Mormon history and continues to be the center of on-going controversy and debate. The LDS Church claims that their past practice of plural marriage originated with Joseph. Other branches of early Mormonism, most notably the RLDS, claim that Joseph never taught or practiced anything that even closely resembled polygamy. Evidence suggests that Joseph was doing something. Yet, he consistently denied that he practiced plural marriage and spoke out against it, both publicly and privately. As you explore this alternate polygamy narrative, you may be surprised by what you find. You may even discover truth.
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Whitney uncovers all the history that has been covered up since the murder of Joseph Smith in 1844. If you want to know the whole truth of Joseph Smith and especially if he was or wasn’t a polygamist, read/ listen to this book.

The virtual narration is very good, but not as good as if it was narrated by Whitney herself.

Best History of Joseph Smith to date

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A compelling and considerable narrative to contradict the smug and disloyal self-protective facade of the establishment Church and it's self-important apologists, and anti-Mormons alike.

Unlike the long-established unity of smears against Joseph Smith, the author acknowledges her uncertainty of the history due to the altered and self-contradicting historical evidence. So why not entertain the possibility that Joseph is the man he said he was?

it takes guts and profound spiritual insight to go out on such a a limb.

Unafraid and well-informed

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