Elwood Grant Norris

The Book of Mormon is Literary Grand Theft Elwood Grant Norris

As the foundational document on which the Mormon Church is based, the Book of Mormon has had more than its share of detractors down through the years. Chief among these are those who have speculated that in reality Joseph Smith made up the book by using the Bible as the base document from which to extensively rip-off text as he saw fit. Until now that has merely been a theory. No one has undertaken the monumental task of setting forth the overwhelming evidence proving that he was in reality a skilled plagiarist. For the first time ever, this book presents the fully documented, unassailable proof, that much of the text, virtually every page of the book is in reality lifted from the Bible and, here and there embellished to distract the reader from that fact. By laying out in a side-by-side fashion, the multitude of extensive Bible verses, as well as a host of other unique Bible phrases found in the Book of Mormon, it is no longer possible to ignore the fact of Joseph Smith's having committed Literary Grand Theft in presenting to the world his Book of Mormon as a translation of an ancient text derived from gold plates buried in a hill.