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The Book of Mormon, Another Testament of Jesus Christ (An Account Written by the Hand of Mormon)

Jun Joseph Smith

Upon plates taken from the plates of Nephi.

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Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar

The Book of Mormon was mentioned along with other projects that Trey and Matt have done, which was described as a musical that was quite popular.

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Trey and Matt, Book of Mormon, basketball, everything they've ever done, I've encouraged it.

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The Book of Mormon was mentioned along with other projects that Trey and Matt have done, which was described as a musical that was quite popular.

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Trey and Matt, Book of Mormon, basketball, everything they've ever done, I've encouraged it.

Episode: 6/20/23: Hunter Biden Pleads Guilty, Biden Campaig...

It was mentioned briefly as a work by a novelist who represented the creators of South Park and The Book of Mormon, who paid Hunter Biden's tax bill.

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novelis who earned a fortune representing the quote, the creators of South Park and the Book of Mormon, decided to pay the overdue taxes totaling over $2 million for Hunter Biden in the previous.

10% Happier with Dan Harris

This book was mentioned in the context of Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism, who allegedly dug up golden plates from which he translated it. The speaker noted that there is a real power in the Mormon tradition related to this book.

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Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism talked about golden plates that he dug up guided by an angel working from recall here. But he was guided by an angel who appeared to him in his bedroom in upstat...

— Episode: Thomas McConkie, The Mormon Meditator

Episode: Thomas McConkie, The Mormon Meditator

This book was mentioned in the context of Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism, who allegedly dug up golden plates from which he translated it. The speaker noted that there is a real power in the Mormon tradition related to this book.

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Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism talked about golden plates that he dug up guided by an angel working from recall here. But he was guided by an angel who appeared to him in his bedroom in upstate New York, took him to a hill and he dug up these golden plates, translated them and then we got the book of Mormon and a few other books later on that I don't know if they came from the plates or from Revelation of another variety but do you believe that story is true?

Episode: Thomas McConkie, The Mormon Meditator

The founder of Mormonism spoke about digging up golden plates guided by an angel to translate this book and a few others. The speaker noted that some people relate to its claims metaphorically while others relate to them literally, although he generally respects the tradition.

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Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism talked about golden plates that he dug up guided by an angel working from recall here. But he was guided by an angel who appeared to him in his bedroom in upstate New York, took him to a hill and he dug up these golden plates, translated them and then we got the book of Mormon and a few other books later on that I don't know if they came from the plates or from Revelation of another variety but do you believe that story is true?

We're interested in it so that's the enterprise we're engaged in overlights and yeah I think you'll see more of us if people want to learn more about you how can I do that best places our website it's lower lights slc dot org so the phrase I talked about earlier lower lights slc dot org

Monday Morning Podcast

The Book of Mormon was briefly mentioned as a book that a listener suggested the speaker read, which was politely declined due to the speaker's past experiences in Utah.

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and he tried to get me to read the book of Mormons

— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...

Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 1-4-18

The Book of Mormon was briefly mentioned as a book that a listener suggested the speaker read, which was politely declined due to the speaker's past experiences in Utah.

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and he tried to get me to read the book of Mormons

Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 1-4-18

Bill Burr jokingly declined a suggestion to read the Book of Mormon, citing his prior experiences in Utah and the impact of the religion on some individuals' choices in life.

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and he tried to get me to read the book of Mormons and I was real sneaky and his selling points were also I don't want to read it I've been to Utah I've seen what your religion does to people

Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 1-4-18

Bill Burr was asked to read the Book of Mormon by a listener, which he declined due to his personal feelings about the church and what it represented for some people in Utah.

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And then he tried to get me to read the book of Mormons and I was real sneaky and his selling points were also I don't want to read it I've been to Utah I've seen what your religion does to people

Serialously with Annie Elise

The host said they had been handing out copies of the book at school, mentioning this activity in two separate episodes. The remarks were presented as part of broader discussions rather than as a recommendation or critique of the content.

Episode: 133: The Disturbing Truth Behind This Revolting Ca...

The host said they had been handing out copies of the Book of Mormon at school.

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I was giving Book of Mormons out at school. I had never done drugs. I had never had anything close to sex. I didn't even know she was convinced I was also masturbating. I didn't even know female anatomy people could masturbate. I didn't even know that. But because she was convinced...

Episode: 63: 8 Passengers Update: Ruby Franke's INSANE Clai...

The host mentioned that she was distributing copies of the Book of Mormon at school.

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I was giving Book of Mormons out at school

Episode: 3: Lori Vallow & Chad Daybell: Part 1. “Falling in...

Lori claimed she was eternally married to the ancient Book of Mormon prophet Moroni.

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She told Charles that she is sealed eternally married to the ancient book of Mormon prophet Moroni.

Timcast IRL

A cast member of "The Book of Mormon" was seen in a video drinking Bud Light in Times Square, saying "Hey Dylan, like thank you so much." Bud Light was trying to avoid this association, because it hammers the nail into the coffin that if you drink Bud Light, you are likely a homosexual.

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There was a video where a cast member's on the Book of Mormon crack beers in like Time square or something and say hey Dylan like thank you so much.

— Episode: Timcast IRL #776 TRUMP CNN TOWNHALL LIVE...

Episode: Timcast IRL #776 TRUMP CNN TOWNHALL LIVE COMMENTAR...

A cast member of "The Book of Mormon" was seen in a video drinking Bud Light in Times Square, saying "Hey Dylan, like thank you so much." Bud Light was trying to avoid this association, because it hammers the nail into the coffin that if you drink Bud Light, you are likely a homosexual.

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There was a video where a cast member's on the Book of Mormon crack beers in like Time square or something and say hey Dylan like thank you so much.

The Bald and the Beautiful with Trixie and Katya

Katya brought up "The Book of Mormon" while discussing a Magic Eye image and comparing it to different things, referencing parts of it as a way to explain how the image worked.

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The Book of Mormon.

— Episode: Straight People Having Sex & Drinking Eg...

Episode: Straight People Having Sex & Drinking Eggnog with...

Katya brought up "The Book of Mormon" while discussing a Magic Eye image and comparing it to different things, referencing parts of it as a way to explain how the image worked.

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The Book of Mormon.

KSR

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KSR

In the episode, the hosts noted that they had each read the book twice, indicating personal familiarity but offering no explicit recommendation or critique. Their brief comment simply acknowledged having encountered the text multiple times.

Episode: 2025-05-29- KSR - Hour 1

They mentioned that they had both seen the Book of Mormon twice.

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You and I both have seen the Book of Mormon. Twice.

Episode: 2024-12-5 - KSR - Hour 2

They referenced the Book of Mormon when mentioning Salt Lake City, then clarified that the city existed before the book and is one of America's most beautiful cities.

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Salt Lake City from the Book of Mormon. Well, I don't think that's what it's from. It existed before the Book of Mormon, but it is one of America's most beautiful cities

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

The musical "The Book of Mormon" was used as an example of something that could be considered offensive, but was still trying to be funny, and that people could still find funny. Clay Travis was using it to contrast the way he felt about the musical and the Olympic opening ceremony, which he found offensive and not funny at all.

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Did you ever see the Book of Mormon?

— Episode: Weekly Review With Clay and Buck H1 - Th...

Episode: Weekly Review With Clay and Buck H1 - The Demonic...

The musical "The Book of Mormon" was used as an example of something that could be considered offensive, but was still trying to be funny, and that people could still find funny. Clay Travis was using it to contrast the way he felt about the musical and the Olympic opening ceremony, which he found offensive and not funny at all.

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Did you ever see the Book of Mormon?

I liked... I thought the Book of Mormon was funny.

I found it, you know, I thought it would... I thought it crossed the line. And I'm not a Mormon, but I thought it crossed the line a little bit.

Too much cursing for me, to be honest with you.

But there were funny moments, to be sure. And it was trying to be funny and I did laugh at parts.

The Dr. John Delony Show

The Book of Mormon was discussed; the speaker expressed their love for it and belief in its divine inspiration, finding its doctrines meaningful even when considering its historical context.

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I love the Book of Mormon, I think it's inspired and I think God can inspire men in lots of different areas, but this particular church just speaks to me and it is my home.

— Episode: Can a Marriage Survive a Loss of Faith?

Episode: Can a Marriage Survive a Loss of Faith?

The Book of Mormon was discussed; the speaker expressed their love for it and belief in its divine inspiration, finding its doctrines meaningful even when considering its historical context.

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I love the Book of Mormon, I think it's inspired and I think God can inspire men in lots of different areas, but this particular church just speaks to me and it is my home.

Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

It was mentioned that Fomenko believed the Book of Mormon, when correctly interpreted, further supported the new chronology theory.

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He is a big proponent of the Book of Mormon because he believes that when interpreted correctly, it further proves the case of the new chronology.

— Episode: The New Chronology Theory

Episode: The New Chronology Theory

It was mentioned that Fomenko believed the Book of Mormon, when correctly interpreted, further supported the new chronology theory.

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He is a big proponent of the Book of Mormon because he believes that when interpreted correctly, it further proves the case of the new chronology.

The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds

The book was brought up several times as a historical reference when the hosts discussed the origins of Mormonism, including Joseph Smith’s claim of golden plates and the role of early supporters like Porter Rockwell who helped fund its printing despite being illiterate. It was also mentioned in relation to James Strang’s followers and the Vauri plates, and served mainly as a factual point rather than a reading recommendation.

Episode: 77 - The Past Times with Zach Ruane

It was mentioned in relation to the Roman Jews crossing to America, but no other information was given about the book itself.

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Have you read the Book of Mormon?

Episode: 74 - Mormon Tough Guy Porter Rockwell

It was the first book of Mormon, which Porter helped fund even though he was illiterate and could not read it himself.

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Well, you know he became so convinced of his friends stories that Porter worked daily after farm chores picking up berries and chopping firewood by moonlight Giving all his money to Joseph Smith to help print the first book of Mormon, you know, I had a feeling Porter was illiterate and would never be able to read the book

Episode: 74 - Mormon Tough Guy Porter Rockwell

It was the first book of Mormon, and Porter, despite being illiterate, worked hard to help fund its printing for his friend Joseph Smith.

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Well, you know he became so convinced of his friends stories that Porter worked daily after farm chores picking up berries and chopping firewood by moonlight Giving all his money to Joseph Smith to help print the first book of Mormon

Episode: 148 - James Strang: Island Mormon

It was mentioned as a book that Joseph Smith claimed to have found golden plates for, that were then transcribed into this book, and started the religion of Mormonism.

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Joseph Joseph Smith had some visions and one night was visited by an angel who told them to dig up a book made of golden plates and other assorted stuff. He did and a religion was started.

No Stupid Questions

This scripture, from the Book of Mormon, includes the teaching to 'Mourn with those that mourn and comfort those that stand in need of comfort.'

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Mike notes that the teaching is part of the Judeo-Christian tradition, which makes it sound as if it appears in the Old Testament of the Christian Bible.

— Episode: 200. What’s the Difference Between Empat...

Episode: 200. What’s the Difference Between Empathy and Sym...

This scripture, from the Book of Mormon, includes the teaching to 'Mourn with those that mourn and comfort those that stand in need of comfort.'

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Mike notes that the teaching is part of the Judeo-Christian tradition, which makes it sound as if it appears in the Old Testament of the Christian Bible.

The language is actually from Mosiah chapter 18 of the Book of Mormon.

Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang

Matt said that he and Bowen should do the Book of Mormon movie. Bowen said he should play Elder Price and Matt said he should play Elder Cunningham.

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I know what I want you to do to Book of Mormon that we should do Book of Mormon.

— Episode: "Matt & Bowen In Conversation with Betty...

Episode: "Matt & Bowen In Conversation with Betty Gilpin"

Matt said that he and Bowen should do the Book of Mormon movie. Bowen said he should play Elder Price and Matt said he should play Elder Cunningham.

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I know what I want you to do to Book of Mormon that we should do Book of Mormon.

Yeah the movie version.

I think Roxy Velma.

No no no you think Roxy Velma he's Velma he's Velma for sure.

Episode: 2023 Las Culturistas Culture Awards Nominations Sp...

Matt and Bowen jokingly mentioned doing a movie adaptation of the book, which indicates its popularity.

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Matt and Bowen in Book of Mormon the Movie.

Episode: "thankyousomuchmama" (w/ Jan Sport)

Jan Sport mentioned she was in "The Book of Mormon" and performed a show at Industry Bar after her eight-show weekend.

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Oh hey I'm in the book of Mormon and I'm actually gonna do a show at industry bar at night after my eight show weekend shut all of you yeah

Episode: "Babadooking" (w/ Michelle Collins)

Michelle Collins described watching a performance of 'The Book of Mormon' while sitting next to a disruptive audience member who continuously stroked their arm during the show, and later requested a seat change due to the distraction.

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I spent a lot of money once to see Book of Mormon by myself and I sat next to this old grandma who was so nice and I was like oh you're so nice you're chatting. The entire show she was petting her arm here.

If you think I heard one word of Book of Mormon I have no idea what is it about Mormons.

I don't know, where were they Africa?

I was watching the Suleiman obsessively stroke her arm then in the intermission I went up to the, you know what do you call it, the guy who seats you. What do you call that? Usher, usher you know.

I went to usher and I was like yeah I need a new seat and he was like oh you can just stand here with me because it was sold out obviously.

American History Tellers

Darrow mentioned the Book of Mormon as another religious text the state legislature could not promote in the curriculum, similar to the Bible.

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He insisted that the state had no more right to promote the Bible than the Koran, the Book of Mormon, or any other religious text.

— Episode: Evolution on Trial | Monkeytown | 2

Episode: Evolution on Trial | Monkeytown | 2

Darrow mentioned the Book of Mormon as another religious text the state legislature could not promote in the curriculum, similar to the Bible.

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He insisted that the state had no more right to promote the Bible than the Koran, the Book of Mormon, or any other religious text.

Watch What Crappens

The speakers referenced a saying from this book regarding 'sinners and saints' not getting along well, which led to a historical mention of firebombing.

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That's Joseph Smith. Didn't really work out that well from a lot of firebombing as I recall.

— Episode: #2575 Secret Lives of Mormon Wives 0104:...

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The speakers referenced a saying from this book regarding 'sinners and saints' not getting along well, which led to a historical mention of firebombing.

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That's Joseph Smith. Didn't really work out that well from a lot of firebombing as I recall.

You know, Joseph Smith said the best thing you can do is put your dreams on hold for 15 years while your husband might get his career together.

Episode: #2187 RHOSLC: Opa Faux Pas

Jack was reportedly reading the Book of Mormon and described it as action-packed, suggesting it could be made into a good movie.

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But like, what about the Book of Mormon? Have you wrote that? Yeah, and he's like, yeah, I'm reading it right now. What do you think? It's like really action packed. Really? That's all interesting.

He's like, yeah, they could make it into a movie and that would like do good. I really like the part where it turns out that like there was a guy who broke the security system and then all the dinosaurs got loose.

This Is Important

The host mentions the book as a reference point, saying it was found by John Smith.

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John Smith, he found some like golden plates that said like,

— Episode: Ep 149: Latter Days Is For The Boys

Episode: Ep 149: Latter Days Is For The Boys

The host mentions the book as a reference point, saying it was found by John Smith.

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John Smith, he found some like golden plates that said like,

this shit is important and it led to our podcast.

He found some golden plates that said like, this shit is important and it was in our podcast.

Oh, okay. Respect. That shit's important.

He's like, religion's a naked grandma.

I've Had It

In a Thanksgiving special, Kylie noted that some hotels provide a copy of the book, describing the practice as wild. The comment was a brief observation rather than a recommendation, highlighting the unexpected presence of the title in hotel rooms.

Episode: A Canksgiving Special

It was noted that some hotels include a copy of the Book of Mormon, which the speaker found wild.

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Some of them have a Book of Mormon.

On Being with Krista Tippett

The Book of Mormon was mentioned numerous times in the context of Joanna Brooks's upbringing and the geography of Mormon communities, described as the 'Book of Mormon Belt'. It was a significant part of her worldview and identity as a young Mormon.

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And I was raised in an orange grove suburb of Los Angeles in a vibrant, very committed Mormon community. And we felt ourselves very much apart of what I called the Book of Mormon Belt.

— Episode: Joanna Brooks — Mormons Demystified

Episode: Joanna Brooks — Mormons Demystified

The Book of Mormon was mentioned numerous times in the context of Joanna Brooks's upbringing and the geography of Mormon communities, described as the 'Book of Mormon Belt'. It was a significant part of her worldview and identity as a young Mormon.

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And I was raised in an orange grove suburb of Los Angeles in a vibrant, very committed Mormon community. And we felt ourselves very much apart of what I called the Book of Mormon Belt.

Okay, we were enough of us. You know, we were at sort of this southern end of the Book of Mormon Belt. If you imagine this kind of geographic crescent stretching from orange county through Las Vegas, Salt Lake City and North to Canada through Idaho,

Oh next time we check into a maria open the open the bedside drawer there's a book Mormon there in every maria around the world is very handy for us so yeah next the genius Bible there's a book Mormon the maria it's a Mormon um you know I mean this is what happens when you know highly disciplined highly motivated people go out with a sense of mission.

Episode: [Unedited] Joanna Brooks with Krista Tippett

It was mentioned several times throughout the podcast as a significant text in Mormon culture and history; its historical facticity was questioned by some. The Book of Mormon was described as having a powerful impact on the speaker's understanding of life and her spiritual journey.

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We were enough of us. You know, they were at sort of this other nend to the Book of Mormon Belt. If you imagine this sort of geographic crescent stretching from Orange County through Las Vegas, Salt Lake City and North the Canada through Idaho, um, we felt like we were at that This other tip of that.

And then you know something happens. And sometimes it happens, you know, a little bit down the line. After someone has for example, young man has served a two-year mission from 19 to 21 he comes back goes to college in counters, writings and this is happening a lot now even more with the internet. The counters materials suggest that there are historical questions about the historical facticity of the Book of Mormon.

My father baptized me. It was great. I remember reading Brett how your father read you. He read through the Book of Mormon when he was seven. I'm in reading that story.

Episode: Joanna Brooks — Mormons Demystified

The Book of Mormon was mentioned multiple times in reference to the Book of Mormon Belt, a geographic area with a high concentration of Mormons. It was described as profoundly shaping the speaker's understanding of life and goals from a young age.

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And I was raised in an orange grove suburb of Los Angeles in a vibrant, very committed Mormon community. And we felt ourselves very much apart of what I called the Book of Mormon Belt.

Okay, we were enough of us. You know, we were at sort of this southern end of the Book of Mormon Belt. If you imagine this kind of geographic crescent stretching from orange county through Las Vegas, Salt Lake City and North to Canada through Idaho,

Oh next time we check into a maria open the open the bedside drawer there's a book Mormon there in every maria around the world is very handy for us so yeah next the genius Bible there's a book Mormon the maria it's a Mormon um you know I mean this is what happens when you know highly disciplined highly motivated people go out with a sense of mission.

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