Finding the Nephite World: A Mesoamerican Geography | John Sorenson
This text explores the geography of the Book of Mormon, arguing that the narrative took place within a limited Mesoamerican setting rather than across the entire Western Hemisphere. The author asserts that Church leadership has never established an official map, leaving the task to researchers who …
Book of Mormon as a Mesoamerican Lineage History | John Sorenson
This excerpt examines the Book of Mormon as a lineage history rather than a comprehensive chronicle of all ancient Americans. It emphasizes that the record focuses on a specific ruling elite in a limited geographical area of Mesoamerica, often ignoring contemporary neighboring populations. The auth…
Mesoamerican Fingerprints in the Book of Mormon | John Sorenson
This text explores the historical and cultural development of Mesoamerica, specifically examining how ancient traditions align with the Book of Mormon narrative. It details two primary civilizational cycles, beginning with the Olmec "First Tradition" and transitioning into a religion-centered "Seco…
Nephite Culture in Mesoamerica | John Sorenson
This text examines the geographical and cultural parallels between the Book of Mormon and ancient Mesoamerica, specifically focusing on the highland and lowland regions of Guatemala and Mexico. By aligning scriptural accounts with archaeological sites like Kaminaljuyu and Santa Rosa, the author sug…
How Mesoamerican Geography Dictated Nephite Survival | John Sorenson
The provided text examines the geopolitical and social development of the Nephite and Lamanite civilizations during the first century B.C., drawing parallels between the Book of Mormon and Mesoamerican archaeology. It details the rapid expansion of the land of Zarahemla, noting how increased popula…
Nephite Wars in Mesoamerica | John Sorenson
This text examines the geographical and cultural framework of the middle portion of the Book of Alma, aligning scriptural events with the physical landscape of Mesoamerica. The author identifies the Chontalpa region of southern Mexico as the likely setting for Nephite-Lamanite wars, noting how spec…
Animals and Metals in...Mesoamerica? John Sorenson
This text explores the cultural and material life of Book of Mormon peoples within the context of ancient Mesoamerica. The author argues that scientific evidence regarding early metallurgy and animal usage increasingly aligns with the scriptural record, despite previous archaeological skepticism. B…
Cultural & Material Life for Both Mormon & Mesoamerica | John Sorenson
This text explores the cultural and material life of Book of Mormon peoples within the context of ancient Mesoamerica. The author argues that scientific evidence regarding early metallurgy and animal usage increasingly aligns with the scriptural record, despite previous archaeological skepticism. B…
Dynastic Dynamics: Competing Bloodlines and Political Legitimacy in the Book of Mormon
Abstract: This study reinterprets the political and military upheavals of the book of Alma through the lens of dynastic competition among Nephite, Mulekite, and Jaredite lineages. It builds on the work of Hugh Nibley, John Sorenson, Noel Reynolds, and more recently, Val Larsen and Lyle Hamblin, amo…
Dynastic Dynamics: Competing Bloodlines and Political Legitimacy in the Book of Mormon
Abstract: This study reinterprets the political and military upheavals of the book of Alma through the lens of dynastic competition among Nephite, Mulekite, and Jaredite lineages. It builds on the work of Hugh Nibley, John Sorenson, Noel Reynolds, and more recently, Val Larsen and Lyle Hamblin, amo…
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