GENERAL FOREWORD

PART I

POSITION AND DEFENSE

I.

MORMONISM.

A paper submitted to the Parliament of Religions at the World's Columbian Exposition, at Chicago, 1903

II.

THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE CHURCH TO THE CHRISTIAN SECTS: THE DOCTRINE OF TWO CHURCHES ONLY.

An Address delivered at the Seventy-sixth Annual Conference of the Church in April, 1906

III.

SOME RECENT LITERATURE ON MORMONISM

I. "The Founder of Mormonism" (Riley)

II. "The Mormon Prophet" (Dougal)

III. "The Lions of the Lord" (Wilson)

IV.

A BRIEF DEFENSE OF THE MORMON PEOPLE

I. Eastern Eulogy of Mormon's System ("M")

II. Defense of the Mormon People against "M's" Attack

V.

WHICH OF THE SECTS HAS PERSECUTED MORMONISM MOST?

I. A Letter to D. A. Holcomb, Esq

II. Views of a Jewish Rabbi (Reynolds)

III. Bishop Scanlan's Attitude

VI.

HOW!

A Discourse delivered in the Salt Lake Tabernacle, 1903, replying to certain strictures by the Presbyterian General Assembly, convened in Los Angeles, 1903

VII.

RELATION OF CHURCH AND STATE. RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN AMERICA.

I. The Relations of the Church to the State

II. Jefferson's Contribution to Religious Liberty in America

VIII.

CONDITIONS IN UTAH—1905.

I. Speech of Hon. Thomas Kearns in the Senate of the United States

II. Answer to Senator Kearns

PART II.

BOOK OF MORMON CONTROVERSIAL QUESTIONS.

I.

THE MANNER OF TRANSLATING THE BOOK OF MORMON.

I. The Manner of Translation

II. Accounting for Evident Transcriptions of Bible Passages in the Translation of the Nephite Record

III. Answer to Questions Respecting the "Manual Theory" of Translating the Book of Mormon

IV. Correspondence on the Subject of the "Manual Theory" of Translation

II.

A BRIEF DEBATE ON THE BOOK OF MORMON.

I. The Objector's First Paper

II. The First Reply

III. The Objector's Second Paper

IV. The Second Reply

III.

"THE FIFTH GOSPEL"

A Reply to Rev. Wm. M. Paden's Criticism of Third Nephi,—the "Fifth Gospel"

IV.

MORMON VIEWS OF AMERICA.

I. A Prophetic Incident

II. America the Land of Zion and of Joseph

PART III.

HISTORICAL AND DOCTRINAL PAPERS.

I.

THE LORD'S DAY.

A justification for Regarding the First Day of the Week as the Christian Sabbath, or "The Lord's Day"

II.

ANGLICAN ORDERS—DECISION OF LEO XIII CONSIDERED—THE PROTESTANT DILEMMA.

A Consideration of the Question of Divine Authority

III.

REFORMATION OR REVOLUTION?

A Study of the Great Sixteenth Century Movement Led by Martin Luther, and Others

IV.

REVELATION AND INSPIRATION.

A correction of some misapprehensions that arose concerning Mormon views on the subjects of Revelation and Inspiration during the hearings had in the "Smoot Case" before the United States Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections, 1903-1907