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Current Program
Information
Mormon Miscellaneous
World-Wide
Talk Show
Date: Sunday, 10 June
2007
Subject: I
will continue the subject begun last week on the Mountain Meadows Massacre in my discussion with Will Bagley (I have added
that discussion to my podcast). I will summarize the event and read some of what I consider to be the most significant documents.
For some 40 years I have read and pondered the subject hoping to understand how very religious people could commit such a
horrible crime. I will list and discuss the various explanations of the motivations and declare which scenario I accept. Note: Those who would like to pose a question
or make a brief comment on this subject may send me an email NOW at: van.hale@k-talk.com. I will incorporate these emails into my Talk Show this
Sunday.
A new feature in the weekly Church News section
of the Deseret News addresses difficult issues. 2 June 2007 included an article "Remembering Mountain Meadows." It
was based on the extensive research by Rick Turley, one of three authors working on a book on the Mountain Meadows Masscre
to be published in the next year. This article can be found at http://www.desnews.com/cn/
Also, Rick Turley and Will Bagley will be appearing
live this Sunday, 10 June, on SLC television station, Channel Two, with host Rod Decker to discuss their divergent interpretations
of sources on the Mountain Meadows Massacre.
Time: 5:00 - 7:00 pm
MST
Host: Van Hale
Radio Station: KTKK
630 AM, Salt Lake City
Live Internet Streaming Audio can be accessed at:
www.k-talk.com or mms://stream.netro.ca/ktkk
Salt Lake Call-in Number:
254-5855.
Outside of Salt Lake Number: 801-470-5855.
Internet Participation:
Questions and response via email during the program are welcomed at van.hale@k-talk.com
To Listen to My Podcast: I
currently have 18 Episodes available on my Podcast. I will be adding 1 or 2 weekly.You can listen to them online or download
them. Check these at
http://mormonmisc.podbean.com
This is the list of episodes currently available:
Mountain Meadows Massacre 1: Discussion with author, Will Bagley
First Vision Accounts 2
First Vision
Accounts 1
Mormon History with Mormon History Association President, Ron Esplin
The PBS 4 Hour Special "The Mormons:"
Comments & Discussion
"The Mormons" by Helen Whitney: Interview
Polygamy: Some Statistics and Some Speculations
Anti-Mormon
vs Mormon
LDS Views on God as the Father of Spirits
Diversity in the New Testament
Prophecy: Scenarios of the End
Times
Doctrinal Statements
of the First Presidency
Joseph Smith Denies Perfection, Infallibility & Omniscience
Exploring the Mind of Joseph
Smith on Diversity Among the Saints
New Testament Translations for LDS Consideration
New Testament Myths
Was Jesus
Married?
Mormon Doctrine: Mandatory and Forbidden
Program Notes: I have
been spending considerable time preparing Program Notes for my programs. They include quotes, references and comments which
I use during my programs. Program Notes for 5 of my podcast episodes are now available at: mormonmiscellaneous.com/id22.html
To Participate by email
send your question or comment to
van.hale@k-talk.com
Official website: www.mormonmiscellaneous.com
Catalogue: I
have a number of publications available which can be purchased by going to my Catalogue. I am building this and should have
more items available soon. One which I recommend is Mormon Miscellaneous Apologetic Resources. A summary
of its contents is posted on my website. Check my Catalog. It is available in digital and printed form. www.mormonmiscellaneous.com/id20.html
Notecard Collection:
I am adding selections from the thousands of notecards I have written while researching. They cover a wide range
of topics. www.mormonmiscellaneous.com/notecards/
Radio Program Blog:
I use as a supplement for my program, addressing topics and questions raised during my programs, supplying notes
and references and answering questions. www.mormonmiscellaneous.com/radioprogramblog/
Upcoming: Over the next several weeks I will be discussing polygamy with B. Carmon Hardy
and Brian C. Hales who have each published a book recently, and Ron Barney of the LDS Historical Department, award winning
author and editor.
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