999: Brant Gardner on Infant Baptism in BoM (4 of 4)

[@мельник754]

Glad you finally got an in person interview with him!

[@eriknordquist]

I respect his brave critiques of what he sees as bad apologetics!

[@Pokephantom]

Fun interview thanks!

[@GospelTangents]

Thank you! Send me an email to Gospel Tangents at Gmail dot com and we should set up a lunch some time.

[@Hundmist]

Rick, were you a missionary in South Carolina in the early 80’s?

[@GospelTangents]

87-89

[@eriknordquist]

Upload something special either for your ten year, or episode 1000! They’re neat milestones!

[@GospelTangents]

I'll be doing a live show tomorrow at 7pm Mt.

[@GospelTangents]

Here is the link for today at 7 pm: kzbin.infoUImEizz8Tj0

[@alexanderv7702]

Where else is 'Reformed Egyptian' to be found; other than the Book of Mormon?

[@AlvaroS.Lainez]

@@alexanderv7702 Demotic and Hieratic are examples of a altered Egyptian script used in substitute of hieroglyphs. Palestinian Hieratic is also of note (when Hebrew scribes used Egyptian signs for various numerals, weights and measures.) Also the Coptic language is a thing. The mixture of Greek and Egyptian to form a new language can easily be called reformed Egyptian.