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Hamblin 29: Rappleye AMBS bibliography

Last updated on: July 10, 2015 at 3:53 pm   by William Hamblin

Hamblin 29: Rappleye AMBS bibliography 2015-07-10T15:53:53-07:00 William Hamblin

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Prof. Jenkins has repeatedly claimed that the ancient Book of Mormon studies is not a “real” discipline because (allegedly) it’s findings are not published by non-LDS scholars and journals.  Anyone familiar with the field knows this allegation is simply untrue, most notably with Givens’ Bye the Hand of Mormon, published by Oxford.

Neal Rappleye has posted a bibliography of non-LDS academic publications dealing favorably with ancient Book of Mormon studies.

 

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