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Is there any evidence to support these claims...one way or another? Is it even possible to test a rule of faith? More to the point, is there any basis for placing one's faith in the Bible or the Book of Mormon? It's an important question. It's an eternal question. This presentation puts the Bible and the Book of Mormon to the test. History, archaeology, textual criticism, and other disciplines combine to shed light on what is true...and what is false. Faith need not--and should not--be blind. Discover which of these scriptures is worthy of your faith, and which contains the truth that will be a light to your path!Often Mormons are taught that it is possible--and even virtuous--to have faith that is blind, that flies in the face of reality. Intellectualism and science are often seen as tools of the devil. We hold, however, that faith need not--and should not--be blind to reality. Can something be false by all normal reckoning, and yet considered "true" spiritually? This is simply absurd. If the Book of Mormon has no textual support, no corroborative evidence (and plenty of contradictory evidence), there really is little doubt that it cannot be what it claims to be--the Word of God--unless one is willing to accept God being a liar. On the other hand, if the Bible is shown to have an extremely high degree of textual reliability and have significant historical corroboration, at the very least it should be up for consideration as scripture. |