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Response to claim: 186 - The angel Moroni was originally identified as Nephi.Response to claim: 184 - A hearing 1826 ruled that Joseph was "guilty of money-digging".Response to claim: 184 - Joseph "took part in and personally supervised numerous treasure-digging expeditions" and "claimed supernatural powers".Response to claim: 184 - Joseph is claimed to have gone "on record as denying that he had ever been a money-digger.Response to claim: 184 - "It is interesting to observe that Smith could not have been too much moved by the heavenly vision, for he shortly took up once again the habit of digging for treasure".Response to claim: 184 - Brigham Young wanted to suppress Lucy Mack Smith's history because it had "many mistakes".was "interested in treasure seeking even after he became president of the LDS Church Response to claim: 183 - Joseph Smith Jr.Response to claim: 183 - According to D.Response to claim: 182 - Joseph Smith said "I have more to boast of than ever any man had".Response to claim: 182 - Joseph Smith proclaimed that the Book of Mormon "is the most correct of any book on earth".

Response to claim: 182 - Joseph Smith committed "adultery before the polygamy prophecy".

Response to claim: 182 - Joseph Smith practices "treasure digging".

Response to claim: 182 - Joseph Smith practiced "occult peep-stone seeking".

Response to claim: 182 - Joseph Smith's statement that "no man knows my history" resulted in "endless suspicion by Mormon historians and non-Mormons".

Response to claim: 182 - The book refers to the "young and boastful Joseph Smith".

Response to claim: 182 - "Mormons.flourish a pseudo-mastery of Scripture before the uninformed Christian's dazzled eyes".

Response to claim: 181, n3 - Utah "shows that rates of divorce, child abuse, teenage pregnancy, and suicide are above the national average and climbing".

Response to claim: 181 - Tithing is claimed to be one-tenth of gross income.

Response to claim: 180 - The book claims that Latter-day Saints are cautioned against the use of "caffeine-bearing drinks, such as Coca-Cola".Response to claim: 179 - the Mormons have around 50,000 "missionaries" active today.A FAIR Analysis of: The Kingdom of the Cults (Revised), a work by author: Walter Martin, Hank Hanegraaff (editor)