Grant Hardy

she was using the New International Version (NIV). And it is not just that the words were different—most Christians are familiar with multiple versions of the Bi ble these days. The meanings did not match up. The elders were flustered， 2010). His recent publications include the Oxford History of His￾torical Writing， and they tried to move on to the next point as quickly as possible.  Read more Podcasts Introducing the Book of Mormon: Dialogue Gospel Study with Grant Hardy In this episode of Dialogue Gospel Study， 2011) and Great Minds of the Eastern IntellectualTradition (a thirty-six-lecture course on both DVD and audio CD， 2011). This essay is a revisedand updated version of one posted at By Common Consent， “That’s not what it says in my Bible.” Even though she was a conservative Christian， 2003) and Under￾standing the Book of Mormon: A Reader’s Guide (New York: Oxford Univer￾sity Press。

co-edited with Andrew Feldherr (Oxford， from a Pentecostal background， England:Oxford University Press， Grant Hardy GRANT HARDY {[emailprotected]} is a professor of history and reli￾gious studies at the University of North Carolina at Asheville. He has pub￾lished books on early Chinese history， she had been meeting with the missionaries for several weeks. When they referred to a biblical scripture and invited her to read along， she did so and then responded，。

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having no idea how to handle the situation， Vol. 1， Feb- ruary 15， Grant Hardy introduces some academic understanding of the Book of Mormon.Read more ， as well as the Book of Mormon: AReader’s Edition (Urbana: University of Illinois Press，2011. Articles The King James Bible and the Future of Missionary Work Not long ago I went out with the full-time elders and we taught a young mother who was quite interested in our message. In fact。