Does the Book of Mormon teach racism?

Does the Book of Mormon teach racism?

Question   Gramps, Why does the Book of Mormon seem to teach and even promote racism at times? Samuel   Answer   Samuel, One of the most frequently cited verses in any discussion of race in the Book of Mormon comes from the prophet Nephi. In a sweeping...
What is the meaning of Anti-Nephi-Lehies?

What is the meaning of Anti-Nephi-Lehies?

Question   Gramps, What is the meaning of Anti-Nephi-Lehies? Why did they use the word anti?  Other references show Antichrist, which is the total opposite of what they meant. John   Answer   John, The term “Anti-Nephi-Lehi” is composed of...
What is happening in 2 Nephi 14:1?

What is happening in 2 Nephi 14:1?

Question   Gramps, What is happening in 2 Nephi 14:1 and what does it mean? Sally   Answer   Sally, To fully understand the meaning of 2 Nephi 14:1, it is essential to consider the context in which it was written. The verse is part of a larger discourse...
Did Lehi and his family ever live in Egypt?

Did Lehi and his family ever live in Egypt?

Question   Gramps, Did Lehi and his family ever live in Egypt? Cheri   Answer   Cheri, While no records exist of Lehi and his family ever living in Egypt, we do know Lehi’s economic activities reveal significant ties to Egypt. The Book of Mormon...
What’s a good way to explain Matthew 26:39?

What’s a good way to explain Matthew 26:39?

Question   Gramps, I’ve been researching better ways to explain Matthew 26:39 for a talk. Vickie   Answer   Dear Vickie Without something to compare it to, I can’t know what a “better” way might be, but I can give some thoughts...
Are stories in the Bible literal or allegorical?

Are stories in the Bible literal or allegorical?

Question   Gramps, I heard from a seminary teacher that the stories in the Old Testament aren’t true; they are parables to teach a principle. I have always believed they were all true. Robyn   Answer   Robyn, Biblical literalism is the belief that...
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