THE
KEYSTONE
OF
MORMONISM
ARZA EVANS
Keystone Books Inc.
Summary
Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism, declared his Book of Mormon to be "…the
most correct of any book on earth." However, this careful study reveals a large
number of serious errors. For example, his characters had access to spring
steel, window glass, machinery, and submarines centuries before these things
were invented. They also had horses, chariots, elephants, silk, and linen
contrary to the claims of archaeologists, anthropologists, and other scientists.
Smith's Nephites and Lamanites were alone here in their "promised land" despite
overwhelming scientific proof that many other civilizations have been in America
for thousands of years. Also, his "prophets" quoted Old and New Testament
Prophets hundreds of years before these men were born in the Old World. The
Keystone of Mormonism documents these and other serious errors in Smith's book.
Author's Bio
 Arza Evans is a retired college professor who grew up thoroughly indoctrinated
with Mormonism. He went on a full time Church mission, served in several
bishoprics, and also worked in an L.D.S. Temple. About age forty he began some
serious research into early Mormon history that led to traumatic but liberating
changes in his life.
The Keystone of Mormonism also contains a personal account of the author's
struggle to overcome his childhood indoctrination and to resist powerful social
pressures for him to remain loyal to Mormonism.
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313
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