Historicity of The Book of Mormon

[old_gregg]

Boom! Most definitive proof so far.

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is this the one where they found 40 severed human spines? pretty badass

[CardiacCoug]

is this the one where they found 40 severed human spines? pretty badass

Pretty sure it was dozens of severed arms and some sheep bones.

[old_gregg]

Pretty sure it was dozens of severed arms and some sheep bones.

good point. it's happening, brethren.

[myboynoah]

Visited Oman a few years back and boated out to Khor Kharfot:
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Good times.




Definitely can tell that is an ancient baptismal font.

It's not the font that seals the deal.

[UVACoug]

Interesting:

https://newsmaven.io/indiancountryto...k-3ka-IBqNWiQ/

This woman wrote a dissertation that concluded that Native American's had horses throughout North America before the Spanish arrived. Her theory is that the conclusion that horses were introduced (or re-introduced) by the Spanish arises from an old racist myth associated with the idea that possession of a horse is a symbol of status and wealth. Basically, the Indians could not have had horses before the Spanish arrived because they were savages. It's an interesting article, but I do find it a little hard to believe when there is no real fossil record. She claims she looked at fossils and new technology dates some of them to the period after the ice age (that supposedly killed all the ones that were here before humans).