Indeed, it is not.DragonSlayer wrote:It isn't enough for two theories to co-exist and have people disagree and leave it at that.log wrote:If the sore - your theory - is bleeding, perhaps you better get it cleaned of its infection - the false foundation upon which it is predicated - and bandaged. Nothing compels you to respond.
This is a rather significant point. Since your entire thesis is predicated upon the claim that we have the papyrus from which Joseph translated the Book of Abraham, while we have solid historical evidence, coupled with eye-witness accounts, which completely falsifies that claim, your thesis is falsified from the outset.D&C 93
24 And truth is knowledge of things as they are, and as they were, and as they are to come;
25 And whatsoever is more or less than this is the spirit of that wicked one who was a liar from the beginning.
Of what apologetic use is a falsified theory?
