Traditions of the Fathers: The Book of Mormon as History Anna Coulling Mandelstam has long been better

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Traditions of the Fathers: The Book of Mormon as History Anna Coulling Mandelstam has long been betterThe focus of the Book of Mormon is unquestionably on the things of God. Similar to the Bible, its sermons and explications of religious principles are presented against the framework of the story of a people. It is a story that covers a thousand years. In this book Brant Gardner looks around and behind the religious purposes of the book and teases out how those thousand years of Book of Mormon history correspond to those same years in the geographic