From: Paul Ludy
Book of Mormon Perspectives Is Worth Viewing
Dee and I have enjoyed several weeks of presentations of the Book of Mormon Perspectives Forum. It helps us realize that the Book of Mormon touches many lives in a variety of ways. We invite all Book of Mormon believers to tune in at 8:00 p.m. each Monday.
--Paul Ludy
Host Paul DeBarthe writes:
A very favorable response last eve as we looked at common themes of the Evangelicals and the Book of Mormon. The focus upon Christ and the central message encouraging us toward peace give us strong commonalities upon which to build relationships: The link for the fine Steve Pynakker presentation allowing us to see an Evangelical perspective on the Book of Mormon follows:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PpUF8pbhvaDFFgl4uYukSThtvAxqCcCW/view?usp=sharingFrank Frye will be back Monday to share evidences of the Book of Mormon meriting special attention. His previous presentation on Quetzalcoatl provided insight into the research Frank has been doing in Mesoamerica. I anticipate he will elucidate six or eight evidences we all will appreciate.
Book of Mormon Perspectives Forum every Monday, 8:00 p.m. Central time.
Robert Cook opens at 7:30 p.m. for technical check and preliminary discussion,
May 31, Frank Frye, Evidences of the Book of Mormon meriting emphasis
June 7, Ralph and Rolland Williston, Native Teachings and the Book of Mormon
June 14, Paul and Rina DeBarthe, Love in the Book of Mormon
June 21, Richard and Arlotta Hawks, the Hand of God in the Book of Mormon and today
June 28, Jonathan Neville, Appendix 10 (a comparison of five historic texts) in Brought to Light
July 5
July 12
July 19 Open Forum on the previous eight
July 26
Aug. 2, Ron Smith,”Will the real Anthon transcript please stand!”
Aug 9, Paul Ludy, Book of Mormon materials for Children and Adults
November 1 and 8, Brian Stubbs, Fossicular cognates of the Uto-Azteca and Egyptian and Semitic languages
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