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We live in a world where there is a great deal of interest in ancient religious documents that have been hidden from us until just recently, as evidenced by the fictional books The Da Vinci Code and National Treasure. Here, author Stephen G. Morgan brings to light ancient religious documents that are known to academics, intellectuals, and scholars of Mormonism but not to most other people. Unlike movies and works of fiction, however, these religious documents are authentic, adn their contents support the revealed word of God. Unfortunately, what little has been written about these ancient documents is lengthy and often difficult to understand. In this volume, however a condensed version has been created of many of these excellent articles and books that delivers the most essential parts of this material in a way that is easier to understand and remember. One scholar who read this book called it "an authentic Da Vinci Code for Mormons." Another called it "Hugh Nibley, Condensed and simplified."
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Hidden treasures of knowledge: an abridgement of ancient religious documents which support the revealed word of God
2006, Deseret Book, distributors
in English
1424301890 9781424301898
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 575-580) and index.
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