Tucker Carlson Basically Endorses the Book of Mormon and Debunks the Smithsonian!
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Roseanne was raised in Salt Lake and from what I read, attended LDS church for a while when she was little.
Roseanne is Jewish and has always been Jewish. She has stated that the LDS Church helped her family more than the US government when she was a child, but that is it.
Yes. She was raised both Jew and LDS.
@@angelamadsen416 That is not what she has said in interviews nor in her biography.
@@brettmajeske3525 well this is awkward because I could have sworn I was just reading about her life and how she was raised Jewish until she was 3 and then she got sick and the Mormons helped her get better so she said, “Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings I was a Jew," Roseanne recalls. "Sunday afternoon we were Mormons.” So…. I could have misread that… I guess…
@@angelamadsen416 If she was saying sarcastically I could believe it. The first part comports with her biography, in that her family was poor and she was often sick. She talks about being grateful for the help the Church gave her family and has a lot of respect for it, but remains committed to Judaism.
One often needs to be care with comedians when taking what they say at face value. She did mention in her biography that when she started her stand up career she got frustrated with how she was treated when she said she was from Utah. She respected Mormons for being kind, but she smoked, drank, and swore like a sailor. She was proud of her Jewish heritage and didn't want others to think of as a bad Mormon. So for a while she started telling people that she was from Illinois, which is where her TV show was based.
When I was young there was a guy in my ward who found a bow in a burial cave when he was a kid in the Southwest. He took it to University of Arizona to have it analyzed and they told him there's no way he found it in America because the wood dated back centuries of years from Jerusalem. He called it Nephi's bow when he would show it in primary
EXACTLY! If it doesn't fit, they categorize it as a "hoax".
Did this bow story get published somewhere?
@@Mustardmanor my mom self-published his oral history memoir, the whole thing is pretty great. He had a rough cowboy childhood! I'm not sure if it's available to buy online anywhere, but I could ask my mom. His son still has the bow, as far as I know, but I'm not in touch with their family at all, so there may be other records of his story somewhere.
@@aperson_1852 it seems unlikely the scientific community would completely dismiss a discovery like that. I would think they'd want to study the caves themselves.
Similar findings in years past have been debunked. Including a man who claims to have found a cave full of middle eastern artifacts. Others who claim to have found ancient coins in Hebrew.
Could be true. Or maybe not.
Yeah anything found in the USA that’s very old with the slightest hint of the Mideast written on it gets very little news time and so forth. Can’t say anymore then this but the Masons know and as far as Book Of Mormon goes yeah it’s very clear most of it took place in South America but part of it took place in North America. Again very little ever in the news and as far as Smithoniam goes don’t worry abt them too much, there is clear history abt them as well and divisions within it at the time. The interesting thing abt the Mormons is when you read old records you can find things within the text its self which tells you more information than the mention of perhaps where something physically took place. Also one of the big ones, this Book OF Mormon has like well over five different writing styles and no way this joe Smith could have authored such a book on his own so yeah this book is true. Also interesting when you look at some of the ancient finds in Florida and that direction amazing finds that get little to know news.. I think the guys are a bit rude in the interview and too much hate in world. As far as Tucker goes I won’t even address that as this Book Of Mormon seems to stand on its own two feet very well. I hope it will be a good read for anyone wanting to read old records and learn more. Why hate things that are true no matter how they are claimed to had been found, who cares just grab stuff that’s true like this and run with it man.
John Wesley Powell was the head of the Smithsonian in the mid 1800s. His father was a preacher in Palmyra NY during the 1820s. No confirming B of M evidence allowed. Hopefully they have not destroyed the hoax bin. Modern Gadiantons.
Ironically the first publication of the Smithsonian was “Ancient monuments of the Mississippi Valley” which documented large amounts of evidence. Later Powell would squash these efforts by Squiers and anyone else promoting a once advanced civilization of the north americas.
Into the 1930's as well... anti BoM motive, for sure. This is a gate that was turned into a wall. No diffusion, no Hebrew in Native American findings, no credence to aboriginal oral traditions about seafaring from the west, etc... thanks to Powell's bias.
I loved what Tucker said! “I am choosing to stop” and “why would hate things that are true and don’t affect you” BOOM BABY!!!
Because they hate the TRUTH, not the effect it has on them.
The producer is one of Rosanne Barr’s sons
@elizabethbaker2426,
Verily, the sentiments expressed by Tucker Carlson doth resonate with the principles of truth and introspection. His choice to "stop" and the inquiry into why one would "hate things that are true and don’t affect you" indeed strike a chord, as they invite us to ponder upon our attitudes towards truth and its acceptance in our lives.
This perspective aligns with scriptural teachings. In The Book of Mormon: another testament of Jesus Christ, we find a relevant verse in Alma 32:27, which counsels: "But behold, if ye will awake and arouse your faculties, even to an experiment upon my words, and exercise a particle of faith, yea, even if ye can no more than desire to believe, let this desire work in you, even until ye believe in a manner that ye can give place for a portion of my words." This scripture teaches the value of openness to truth and the willingness to explore and embrace it, even if it initially challenges our existing beliefs or perceptions.
Similarly, in the Holy Bible, the book of John presents a profound insight into truth and its acceptance. John 8:32 says, "And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." This verse highlights the liberating power of truth, suggesting that embracing truth, even when it is challenging or uncomfortable, leads to greater freedom and understanding.
The concept of not hating what is true, even if it does not directly affect us, also aligns with the Christian principle of love and acceptance, as taught in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In 1 Corinthians 13:6, it is written: "Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth." This teaches us to find joy in truth, to embrace it for its own sake, and to avoid rejecting it out of prejudice or misunderstanding.
In the spirit of these teachings, both from The Book of Mormon: another testament of Jesus Christ and the Holy Bible, let us strive to be open to truth, wherever it may be found, and to welcome it into our hearts and minds. May we always seek to understand and embrace the truth, for in so doing, we align ourselves with the divine principles of wisdom, love, and eternal progression. Amen.
I don’t believe anyone in power or a position of influence isn’t controlled.
And I’m open to the idea of religion being right, close to right, wrong, or all collectively right.
Or then just all lies or Psyops.
When you get MSM pundits pushing this I have doubts.
As if you look all these celebrities do the one eyed symbology and other satanic symbols.
Why would someone who sold their soul push Gods truth?
@@cubic-h6041 But the truth is that those that hate truth are going against truth in some way, so it does affect them.
The Why Files did a video on the Smithsonian and how it was “decided” that anything outside the realm of isolationism would be declared a hoax straight off the bat.
Yep. We aren't going to do the "The Science" if it doesn't fit our narrative.
The Batcreek Stone makes the Smithsonian so uncomfortable that the made the museum it's in display it upsidedown.
So true, after being shown that if turned over it is Hebrew! So the Smithsonian put it back into the display case upside down, ignoring the truth.
As I'm sure you know there are many more proofs that are being suppressed.
Remember that Tucker is friends with Glenn Beck.
I know of archeologists who use the Book of Mormon to make sure they don’t desecrate burial grounds.
Huh?
Wouldn't it be AWESOME if Tucker Carlson was converted and baptized sometime in the year 2025??
I'm happy to see people, especially large public figures, start to take the Book of Mormon more seriously. I get a little nervous when them taking it seriously is attached to other beliefs only held by a small percentage of the population. If you try to attach the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon to the truthfulness of these online theories floating out there, It's can cause people who don't take those theories seriously to also not take the Book of Mormon seriously. It might even cause them to take the book of Mormon less seriously than before.
yes we should not put weight on famous people... in the end they are children of God and not Gods themselves. we should focus on the Father and his Son and receive trust via the Holy Ghost.
@@ChadSolbergAll glory be to God🙌
"...is attached to beliefs only held by a small percentage of the population. "
Dying to hear you elaborate on this. What small percentage are you referring to?
The problem with some areas of archaeology is that it is very difficult to break tradition. Many PhDs are wholly dependent on tradition and if something were to risk damaging that tradition, they discount the evidence. One example is the Jews in Egypt. Many archaeologists believe the Exodus story is fake because there is no evidence that any Jews existed in the time of Ramses. However, when they dig a little deeper there were a people who looked to be jewish. But this cannot be accepted because too many people rely upon the current time frames for matching other archaeological evidences of other cultures.
I remember back when I was a kid, I took two archaeological classes at the same time one was a 100 level archaeology class, the other was a 300 level archaeology class. In the 100 level class, the book said there was definitively no one in the Americas prior to 10,000 years BCE. In the 300 level.class we had to make argument whether there were people in the Americas prior to 10,000 BCE.
Now it is a commonly accepted there were people here prior to 10,000 BCE.
I had another experience where I stumbled upon an ad hoc lecture by a famous astronomer. When people asked him all sorts of questions, his reply to virtually all of them was "we do not know, but this is what I/we think."
The reality is we know so little, yet pretend to know so much just to satisfy our egos. This applies to not just science, but religion as well. When we read the scriptures we must attune ourselves to the scriptures and the Holy Spirit because God wants to share everything with all of us. We must be careful to not heed too much to the world in all things, science or religion, we must follow the truth even if it takes us down uncomfortable paths.
Wouldn't the people existing here 10000 BCE conflict directly with the idea that Adam and Eve existed around 7000 years ago and they were the first humans created by God? I thought that the belief that we have only been around for about 7000 years was pretty standard teaching in the church.
@@kevinsherman420 Maybe I am wrong, but the 7,000 year concept does not seem to be a church doctrine. I know there are 7 periods as described in the temple. I suspect that God the Father is not subject to the constraints of time and space. In other words, in my opinion He can be everywhere all at once. I feel that is how He was able to show the Prophets the future. He did not have to guess, He knew. Otherwise how could He show the future if He was subject to the bounds of space and time? I have always thought of it as if we were located inside a record and we knew the record rotated on a linear basis at 33 1/3 RPM (Rounds Per Minute). We as characters on the record are subject to the linear route and must follow the track on a linear basis. But God, does not exist within the bounds of the record he can place the needle on the record exactly where He wants, when He wants to. And if we, as characters on the record, were to ask God how many RPMs does He do, how would one respond when He is in a completely different dimension that is not subject to RPMs. Maybe since trying to explain things on terms the characters on the record could understand, He said it was a long time, like maybe 33,333 RPMs in comparison to 33.3 RPMs when in reality there is no comparison.
Even though I understand God is eternal, I struggle to truly comprehend what that means when all I know is based upon time and everything I know has a beginning and an end.
That being said, if I completely misunderstood and the earth is only about 7,000 years old, I am not worried about that. While I have a hard time comprehending an earth that is only 7,000 years old, I know we are here, and if it is only 7,000 years old I won't argue with God about that. I know there is a resurrection, but I admit I do not understand how it works. I will not argue with God about how He created the earth or how He resurrects us, but I know He did. I just do not know how He does it. As humans we try to figure out how He did it within our scope of extremely limited knowledge and understanding and we will come up with many erroneous ideas and some correct ideas. In other words you may be completely correct, I just do not understand it at this moment.
@kevinsherman420 - carbon dating to 10,000yrs ago is a construct by the same people that banned any evidence of the Book of Mormon. 7000 years is the teaching of this church (its in our scripture) even when we have members like this person who wants to court sat-anic evol-utionary theory while claiming they believe the gospel.
The first publication of the Smithsonian was “Ancient monuments of the Mississippi valley “
By EG Squiers and Davis. However as he continued his work publishing about the great civilizations the Smithsonian began editing his works and removing evidences of the ancient mound cultures. America was not allowed a “history”, if America had evidence of once great civilizations it would go against the manifest destiny agenda, and the removal of lands from native Americans. This was the beginning of Marxist ideas introduced by Lewis Henry Morgan into the American sciences. (Marx references Morgan in the communist manifesto). Read the book “The land of Prehistory” it outlines the deliberate destruction of these artifacts and how science was used to erase their history.
The Book of Mormon is the Stick of Joseph and NOT the 10 lost tribes as according to Ms. Roseanne Cherrie Barr & Mr. Tucker.
why did the smithsonian destroy burial mounds of giants all across the us in the early 1900’s yet they were on display and then removed in the early 1900’s. strange
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We went on a trip over the Midwest exploring many of these mounds Tucker was talking about. In the 19th century many farmers excavated their land to farm and in doing so uncovered much evidence of civilizations. There were several significant discoveries during this time that were aggressively put down as hoaxes (one of these men lost his reputation and took his own life over the bruhaha). Word got around and thereafter, farmers began hoarding their finds in their basements and root cellars rather than be called hoaxers. One man in Michigan had a huge treasury of these things and eventually through a series of "coincidences" they were donated to BYU. Of course, BYU treasured this gift... NOT... and set them aside because BYU archaeologists (archaeo-snobs), being highly educated, knew Book of Mormon evidences only came from Central America. Wayne May thankfully went and photographed these wonderful artifacts before they were put away who knows where (in the hoax bin). John C Fremont was in charge of the Smithsonian early on and was not friendly to any evidence suggesting that the early American Indian people were anything other than savages.
Wow, this is really insightful and worth considering and looking into!
Thank you for sharing!
When the "...principle ancestors..." statement was written, what did "America" look like? It was the Eastern United States of today. Who were the "American Indians"? Those who were native to the US - those associated with the Hopewells, those that were preached to by the early missionaries when Joseph was told to send missionaries to the Lamanites.
It was accurate at the time, but as the borders of the US expanded, the phrase became less true under the new understanding of "American Indian".
That whole introduction was written by McConkie, known for just declaring his opinions as facts.
The city of Nahom (mentioned in the Book of Mormon) has been found by archaeologists. So cool!
This also should be mentioned that as soon as a discovery of an artifact is made public and the Smithsonian can't explain it they take the discovery put it in their vaults and buries it and refuses to say it exists because they can't fit it into their explanation of natural history. Case in point the giant skeletons when they are discovered, dug up, and mysteriously they go missing after the artifacts have been donated to the Smithsonian.
The TH-cam channel “The Archivist” has a series called “anomalous America”, and it dives into old nineteenth century newspaper articles discussing found buried cities and Egyptian relics all across America. Most of the articles tend to end with, “....researchers from the Smithsonian were called in”, and you never hear about these things again.
Mic drop
The Sac, Fox, Ojibwa and Cherokee all have DNA haplo-markers that identify them as Hebrew in origin. The Cherokee have an oral tradition that their ancestors escaped (their word) from a place across the ocean called Masada, which is on the Dead Sea.
I kept reading this title as “the gospel pill” and I cannot unhear it. Secret combination t shirts.
Roseanne Barr is from Salt Lake City and has referred to herself as sort of "half jewish half mormon" because she grew up around members of the church. My dad knew her growing up and says they used to play neighborhood football together.
Rosanne was raised in Utah and so she knows a thing or two about our LDS faith. I've loved watching her growth and maturity as she has changed and has real and deep dialog lately. Interesting to see Tucker's take on it!
Graham Hancock agrees... archeologists are adamant about keeping the narrative the same, no matter how much evidence they find contrary to the story. Lots of guys are sticking their neck out in academia to stand up to traditional historical story lines.
Graham repeatedly comes out against historians to point out they aren't telling the story correctly.
Roseann grew up in Salt Lake… she knows what we believe she has talked about her Mormon friends as a kid.
Yeah you guys are always great, an this one's right outta the park! "At the bottom of the rabbit hole is the BOM", YES!
You know it!
You guys should get Wayne May, an archeologist, on and let him tell you about the Smithsonian.
Yep. His videos are amazing.
Oh yes, his rants about it are top tier great.
FYI - Wayne is an author, not an archeologist; big difference. He tells stories about "BOM archeology" to sell books.
@@davus4242 He actually has gone to sites and shown artifacts to back up his ideas.
Also, "real" archeologists have buried a lot of evidence over the years that didn't fit into the official narrative.
Good Morning from VA , to my Brothers and Sister from CA ,
Have any of you ever listened to Wayne Maye? He has a couple of great videos exposing the hypocrisy of the early Smithsonian Guys. One of my favorites is this religious stone plank that a Native American tribe had for eons , some guy from the Smithsonian saw it one day when passing through on their tribal grounds and said I’d like to barrow this , the tribe said no , but like all things Smithsoian he took it anyway. Then put it on display at the Smithsonian for years !
One day a world renowned archaeologist/ ancient Hebrew Scholar from France is walking through the Smithsonian museum and sees this artifact and says wow this is amazing , how did you get this? The Smithsonian head , asked why, the Frenchman said because first of all you have it upside down , and then he said it reads Jesus/Joshua in ancient Hebrew. The Smithsonian guy said you’re reading it wrong. Long story short this awesome Frenchmen helped this tribe take the Smithsonian to court helped them get back this precious ancient religious artifact, later the the Smithsonian guy showed up and told the Native American tribe you have display this Religious artifacts the way we had displayed.
The Smithsonian Air and Space Museum is really cool. To bad the Smithsonian Museum is full of bogus people who instead of looking for truth and history and respect , they are full of rewriting American history to meet their narrative.
In the words of Tucker Carlson, “why do we still support NATO?”
There are thousands and thousands of thousands of relics That don't make it into museums or scholarly
How about the earthworks that were shaped like a Hebrew oil lamp, the Army Corps of Engineers under direction of the Smithsonian destroyed and leveled the entire site!
You guys have to do an episode on the house of Lehi that's been discovered🙏🙏🙏
The house literally says "house of " Lehi".
Super epic😎
I saw that and was blown away!!!
Where did you see this??
@@asarg1776 I’ll have to go through my history. It was quite shocking!
@@asarg1776 scripture central! That was fast. There are some very interesting artifacts that have been showing up and people have been making very interesting videos.
@amill1776 Yeah they found prophetic writing on walls but no clue where he or his family went😅.
Amazing we have the history of a people everyone has access to but fear voodoo 😅
Rosanne grew up in Utah and use to go to church with her childhood friends and was healed by the Elders from Bell palsy.
She denied the church later on after she felt it power of suggestion that healed her.
It's true! It's even in her Wikipedia article. She dismissed it as "good timing" on the part of the Elders, later in life.
Roseanne Barr was raised in Salt Lake but has never been LDS.
You can look it up, it is very easy to find. I believe she’s quoted somewhere as saying her family was “Jewish on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and Mormon Monday-Thursday” because she grew up in SLC.
@@gingersnaps215 According to her biography she credits the Church with helping her family even more than US government, even though they were never members.
@@jgarlito82 According to both her biography and her wikipedia page she has never joined, though she did participate in Young Women's activities with her friends.
I'm old enough to remember when she came out as a member who left the church.
@@meganwallace3344 I suspect you are misremembering.
Excellent content brothers. The scoffers are coming to a realisation real quick.
How?
I’ve very rarely seen LDS history, the Story be proven?
The debates are usually just LDS going quiet walking away and so on.
Why are LDS not winning all debates?
@@kylethedalek winning is subjective when it comes to debates, or did you not know that? I've seen plenty of LDS debate exmos and evangelicals and come off extremely convincing. Sorry pal
@@GwPoKo Yes on some subjects.
But as a whole?
It this church is true I want and think they should be winning.
@kylethedalek the LDS church isn't winning on any subjects. They just assert that they're the true church and repeat it over and over to themselves. And they use clips like this to somehow say they have the proof
@@kylethedalek keep lying to yourself bro.
Dudes....brethren....Elle Marie here. That's based off my original tiktok.
I'm super honored that he took it and put his own "flava" on it. If you want to see the original, it has some extra things in it. You might appreciate how I end the video with Snoop Dog receiving a Book of Mormon. Ohhhh, yessss.
Say whaaat?! I'm going to track it down!!
Snoop who ?
Dang bruh.. this is gold. 💯🤜🏽🤛🏽 thanks for sharing fellas!
How are you making so much content? Holy cow. My fellow bigots, please don’t get burned out.
Amen 🙌🏼
If you look up Roseanne Barr on Wikipedia, you will see that she was born in Salt Lake City to Jewish parents, who kept their Jewish heritage a secret from their neighbors and were partially involved in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Barr stated, "Friday, Saturday, and Sunday morning, I was a Jew. Sunday afternoon, Tuesday afternoon, and Wednesday afternoon, we were mormon." She also relates another experience she had with the "Mormons".
Regarding the Smithsonian, I live about 40 miles northwest of Washington, D.C., where the Smithsonian is located. I've watched it change over the years - not for the better. It's still a fascinating place, not to be missed! You come out, I'll be your tour guide, if you'd like!
I've binge watched almost every episode on spotify and have had to turn to youtube for more. I love the offense you guys play on behalf of the church and members.
I lobbied to get Shadiversity on Nerdrotic Final Frontier to talk about the Book of Mormon. Who knew it would be harder to lobby a Mormon TH-cam channel to promote Mormon content than it was a "conspiracy" theory channel. And I'm not even Mormon.
lol, I think shadiversity got a bunch of hate when he mentioned his faith so he's a bit gun shy. "conspiracy" channels aren't shy of anything!
I get what you’re saying, but is Shad’s content religious at all?
@@i2rtw not religious directly but focused on the historical context, such as recreating what the Sword of Laben actually looked like. I think it would just be cool to here about the Australian Mormon side of things or some more possible recreations and studies of ancient warfare in the Book of Mormon. More interesting than church drama.
Oops I shouldn't do this while I'm driving lol. If it doesn't fit The academia's Narrative of the past that they put out over 150 years ago they are not going to let it in the museum. There is quite a bit of evidence of intelligence even similar to Roman bath houses and Egyptian and Hebrew lettering. If it doesn't fit previous Narrative of uncivilized Savage Nation prior to European explorers, it is not going to be in a museum. I am related to one of the last head curators for the Smithsonian and archaeologist for National Geographic. My @@@@@ was on the largest mammoth dig in America.
Actually Kwaku is correct about the Kinderhook plates. The guy that claimed to have faked them thought they were made of copper roofing material (they were actually brass), and knew nothing about the details of them. Kels Goodman put together an excellent show about it where he covers both the actual record and the snobby museum rep lying about there being no brass or acid etching in Ancient America. We've had examples of ancient brass and acid etching both for almost two decades now.
link? reference?
@@WARDRADIO Seems like its not letting the posts through
@@WARDRADIO If you get my email from Brad I can send you the files
Seems resonable that Jimmy would apologize when he assumed what Aaron was accusing. Aaron doesn't owe an apology but still have half of one, but Jimmy was the one that assumed the worst and attacked Aaron several times.
I saw that podcast and loved that Tucker said that
What is the name of the podcast?
@@debbiemelander289 the Roseanne Barr podcast
GOLD PILLED AND SPIRIT FILLED 💪🏻
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Rosann grew up LDS in salt lake City. She mentioned it on Bill Mahers show
People have been speaking against the Smithsonian a lot longer than that. David Hatcher Childress was criticizing them in his 1986 book Lost Cities & Ancient Mysteries Of South America and his 1992 book Lost Cities Of North & Central America, both of which have things that members of The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints would find interesting. And so would you if you read them. I don't remember which, but one of them has an account by a member of Christopher Columbus's crew, who recorded in his journal witnessing the White men, dressed all in white talking to natives decked out for war, when he went by himself into the jungle on an island in the Caribbean.
❤️ LOVE , "Taking the Gold Pill" analogy. That is going to stick.
lol “…it’s in little league Jeff Durbin’s Book” 😂😂😂
THE GOLD PILL
I'm totally using this 😂😂😂
I have been Gold Pilled
Wayne May says there is all kinds of ancient Book of Mormon artifacts in drawers and boxes at the Smithsonian
Excellent job ward radio!! Love your content.
Much appreciated!
Lovvvvvvve that Ancient Answers got a shout out here! 🥳
I saw in an interview that Roseanne said that her and her first husband joined the LDS church in Colorado. She does not consider herself LDS.
Book is Blue Church is True baby!!
So much has been found and covered up by these institutions! This happens in every country btw
Very cool. We're all Father's children, from peon to the President.
You mean a hypothesis! A theory in actual science has to be tested, then known and then agreed upon.....
Roseanne Barr’s family were very involved in the LDS Church in spite of being Jewish.
Some of the best Hopewell/Nepite artifacts are in the London Museum. The have oil lamps and breastplates that are ‘surprisingly Middle East.’
19:01 Imagine how much money they would make in trafficking if they DID admit these were all book of Mormon evidences
It would be so cool if Tucker Carlson and his family joined the Church. I’ve heard he’s friends with Glen Beck. I can see it now, Bro. Beck refers the missionaries to Tucker and sits in on the lessons. It could happen.
It won’t because Tucker is a grifter who pretends to be Christian only to garner support from his conservative viewers. He’s a populist talking head that’s been in the industry for long enough to sell his soul. He’ll just turn around and condemn Mormons if it becomes the popular thing to do with his majority evangelical base. For all my problems with Glenn Beck, he at least seems genuine in his belief in the church.
Pretty sure that is Wayne May’s theory. At least that’s where I first heard it while going down the rabbit hole of moundbuilder / Hopewell archeology. It’s all super fascinating especially when you live in that part of the country.
Yeah. It's hard to know how much bias we've given the MesoAmerican model simply because it's been focused on so much. You wanna see Saints start using "shoot" and "flippin'" and "darn it", just ask a group of LDS archaeologists which model they like better! LOL
The Book of Mormon is in the Smithsonian if I remember correctly. Abraham Lincoln read and reread the book shortly before delivering the Gettysburg Address.
David from Ancient Answers has some great videos, love his stuff!
This is the first time I’ve ever heard any conservative, especially LDS people talk about Roseanne without mocking her. Growing up in 80s and 90s in Utah. I’m pretty sure Roseanne was one of the most hated women by Mormons. Why because she was raised Mormon and she left. Maybe she’s coming around and coming back to the church. 🤷♀️ My dad will roll over in his grave.!!!
Is this true or just more Utah-centric revisionist history?
@@WARDRADIO Roseanne was born and raised in SLC Utah and was raised Jewish and Mormon. It was well known and I heard people gripping about her and her crude discussing humor all the time growing up. I swear my parents thoughts she was an Antichrist, her and Oprah. 😂 I couldn’t figure out what Oprah did until I was much older, like 43 years old. Thats when I learned about the religious racial beliefs my parents had been taught in the 50 and 60’s. That shit doesn’t just go away or become resolved in a person overnight and without explanation or reconciling. Kind of sad. I’d love to talk to my mom about it now and she where she’s landed on it but the truth is (this is my assumption after asking her questions years back and finding that she had never tried to reconcile the issues even quietly within herself. She shelved them and had faith.) she would likely feel stupid or defensive and I don’t want to do that to her. Sorry bout that 🐿️! 😂
As a church, we need to be looking at the DNA evidence of the Book of Mormon. It is out there. There are even research articles that have limited evidence currently.
Great episode
I agree, it’s the most interesting book ever written and translated and hated! Because it’s true, it’s powerful! Jesus is the Christ and the Mormons are the Jewish Christians!
Lol. No. It's not true. Not even close.
Someone tried to tell me that the BOM has errors from the King James Bible. This is impossible as Joseph translated the BOM without the KJ Bible.
I found this... But we never. Humm, Galileo went through this brick wall mentality with the "church" & their academic leadership.
How would the Smithsonian respond to the map on Google maps of Central America that refers to the Moroni River. It’s in the middle of the rain forest and the indigenous people of the area have used the river for travel for centuries and they have called it by that name. Of course they will say that Joseph Smith had access to and got his information from a reliable source of the day. Hmmm!
Guys, great job on the exposé of the Tucker Carlson interview. I was especially intrigued by your observations of the guy who was snickering off camera and who was about to mock the Book of Mormon until Tucker delivered his truth bomb. But then I watch you guys do the same snickering and chortling as that guy When it comes to anything outside what the gatekeepers in LDS academia have interpreted for us lay people. Did you miss the point that Tucker made when he said “massive population centers”?Where? Oh yeah, North America! And yet you jumped in immediately with Mesoamerican evidence, which had nothing to do with Tucker’s comments. As humans, we are all creatures of confirmation bias, and if we have grown up on the Mesoamerican theory, it’s difficult to wrap our arms around a whole new way to view Book of Mormon setting. Yet it is a fact that Joseph Smith, Oliver Cowdery, and and every general conference talk given since 1830 has underscored the fact that the Hill Cumorah is in Western New York. Joseph Smith said the “plains of the Nephites” were the same plains that they marched over on Zions camp. The kind of chortling that Tucker‘s guy did is what you (and all the gatekeepers) do whenever anyone talks about Joseph Smith’s revelation about Zelph in Illinois. It’s easy to see disbelief in others and difficult to see it in ourselves. The gatekeepers inside the LDS academia have worked hard to make sure that nobody looks to North America for any evidence.
Quite fascinating to observe a uniformity of positive sentiment. It raises an intriguing question about the role of selection bias: Are we seeing a full spectrum of opinions, or is there a filtration mechanism at work, subtly shaping the narrative?
Oh my gosh!!!! I love this show. 😂
Roseanne was raised in the church. She knows!
Love your stuff! Do some credology 101 for us when you get a chance!
Great suggestion!
I love people who have an open mind and who can make decisions’
Rossane Barr was born and lived in Salt Lake. She was raised Jewish but I bet she knows.
Jewish. What a shocker.
I’m a Barnes, too!
These guys are somewhat quirky, but they do have some views worth considering!
QUIRKY LIKE A FOX!
2 of my heroes coming together : Joseph Smith and Tucker Carlson
The guy you identify as "smirking" is Roseanne's son.
The Book of Mormon testifies of Jesus Christ.
Great show y'all 👏💯
Recommending to you John Sorenson's work as a significant resource to evaluate best practice in archeological and anthropological processes in Book of Mormon research.
The best mounds for the BOM are the Newark earthworks. I love that place. It seems more likely that it is the Temple in the land of Bountiful than anything else and by far. It’s the perfect place for Jesus Christ to visit the Nephites. Sure the Nephites might have ended up in MesoAmerica but the events happened in the USA.
Great show!
Rosie grew up in Utah and went to Mormon church. she knows what she is talking about.
You should check out Tucker on the All-in podcast. He totally presents the pride cycle like it is his own. It was funny.
Rossane was raised in Utah and was a Mormon.
At the end of the Book of Mormon 10:4 Moroni says: And when you shall receive these things (read the book) then ask God your eternal Father, in the name of Jesus Christ if these things are true. If you ask with a sincere heart, with real intent, and faith, He will manifest these things to you by the power of the Holy Ghost. By the power of the Holy Ghost we may know the truth of ALL things.
Jonah can you recommend what apocryphal books to read and where to get them?
Where can I see the totally not evidence of the BoM for a totally not reputable researching?
Check BookOfMormonEvidence dot org
The Smithsonian will destroy groundbreaking findings if they contradict the storyline. I've never settled in on this betrayal, in fact I thought i was only going to find that these were isolated garb that benefitted a couple of people and the walls would close in on them soon enough. Yea, that did not happened. What has happened, I can't find words for.
>.< The book of Mormon is a blatantly fictional book, that has NEVER once been verified historically with all of its highly ridiculous assertions. Joseph Smith is an even more blatantly false prophet than Muhammad was & Joseph seemed to follow the same patterns as Muhammad did, including his god that serves the prophets sexual desires above all other things & his god that gave him more & more power over men. Joseph even put himself above Jesus in importance, just as Muhammad did. Muhammad never tried to make himself into a god like Joseph did, so he is still not as bad as Joseph was. Mormonism is even more polytheistic than Hinduism as Mormonism teaches there are literally unlimited number of gods. Cults have arisen all over the place, Mormonism is just another in a long list.
Yea ok. Cool story bro
Zip it, closed-minded closed canon dogmatic Pharisee gatekeeper!
@@WARDRADIO Cool story and true story
@@ГришаФэша As opposed to being a gatekeeper for a polytheistic false prophet?
nah, bruh. Christ's gates are open to anyone! We don't damn anyone.
A few honest men who were pastors of large congregations in the South have openly admitted that the book of Mormon is the word God.
Many more (millions) around the world who are honest in heart will discover the truthfulness of the book of Mormon.
As far as the seed of Lehi:
It says in 1 nephi 22:7.
That the American Indian is in fact descendants of Lehi.
So that definitely points to an issue that you were mentioning with ancestral DNA.
I feel like Cassandra in the wilderness has found her tribe. Been saying this stuff for years. You know sometimes having a skeptical nature is a benefit.
I like how all of you are not afraid to apply some cerebral power to these topics. So many teachers dont want to go past the feel good topics.