Joseph Smith's Polygamy Brian and Laura Hales
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- Religion & Spirituality
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Audio essays on Joseph Smith's introduction of polygamy into early Mormon Church. Subjects include polyandry, young brides, theology, children, plural wives, and Emma Smith.
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Bio 35: Zina Diantha Huntington
A short biographical sketch.
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Bio 34: Sylvia Sessions
A short biographical sketch.
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Bio 33: Sarah Lawrence
A short biographical sketch.
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Bio 32: Sarah Kingsley
A short biographical sketch.
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Bio 31: Sarah Ann Whitney
A short biographical sketch.
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Bio 30: Ruth Vose
A short biographical sketch.
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Customer Reviews
Everyone’s telling the truth but Joseph?
Good digging on some lesser known cases and testimonies, but I find it strange that the 2nd, 3rd and first hand latent recollections are treated as trustworthy, while dismissing the claims of joseph smith. I’m shocked at how little discernment is used in building a case. Motive, timing, personal gain and convenience of testimony are rarely (if ever) addressed. I like the Hales for their ability to scour the records, but man… their conclusions are just plain silly and would be dismissed in any court of law regarding “evidence.”
Lucy Walker episode
This plural marriage, if not other, demonstrates what a sexual predator Joseph Smith was. He took a young girl into his home after her mother died, sent her father away, and shortly thereafter told the girl the girl he had been “ commanded by God” to take her as a plural wife. Not coincidentally, he did this while his wife was out of town.
This series is pure apologetic work by Mormons, who refuse to face the facts.
Disappointing
Seems like the aim of this is to downplay the hardships these women faced and discredit other historians “opinions,” and called it speculation. Listen to A year of Polygamy if you want to actually learn about the lives of the women JS married.