Bill Reel

Why Does the Book of Mormon Contain King James Bible English? youtu.be/VxqTrd4BGLA KJV in the Book of Mormon — Coincidence or Copying? The Book of Mormon claims to be an ancient record, translated from Reformed Egyptian by the gift and power of God. So why does it sound so much like the King James Version of the Bible? In this episode, we walk through the evidence that the Book of Mormon doesn’t just resemble the KJV—it depends on it. We’ll explore: Entire passages of Isaiah copied directly from the KJV New Testament language appearing centuries before it was written Translation errors and italicized words carried over into the text The long ending of Mark showing up where it shouldn’t At some point, you have to ask a simple question: Is this ancient scripture… or a 19th-century text borrowing from a 17th-century Bible?

The Hidden Cost of Mormon Belief: Conditioned From Childhood x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Christofferson Abuse Allegations Grow While LDS Church Targets Mormon Stories This week on The Mormon Newscast, we’re covering two major developing stories. First, more alleged victims have come forward in the Wade Christofferson CSA cases, adding new layers to an already disturbing situation. As details emerge, the scope and handling of the allegations are becoming harder to ignore. Second, we take a deeper look at the ongoing trademark dispute involving John Dehlin and the LDS Church. New information sheds light on what’s at stake, why it matters in the broader landscape of Mormon-related content and commentary. Other stories we’re following: The Church rolls out new names for Young Women’s age groups—a shift that may seem small on the surface, but raises questions about branding, identity, and messaging. A BYU professor is at the center of a serious legal situation, prompting renewed scrutiny around institutional response and oversight at Brigham Young University. Leaders in King County suggest they may not be required to report child sexual abuse in certain circumstances—an issue that cuts to the heart of moral responsibility vs. legal obligation. In Seattle, five LDS meetinghouses have been sold even as a new temple is under construction—raising questions about growth, decline, and the Church’s shifting footprint. And lastly Parker Kingston was back in court. youtube.com/live/c3yWgNZ_z…

Christofferson Abuse Allegations Grow While LDS Church Targets Mormon Stories x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Is the LDS Church True? | Robert Gurr vs. Former LDS Bishop Bill Reel x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Is LDS Theology True? tonight at 6 PM mountain time youtube.com/live/fv22Z7N98…

Book Of Mormon Anachronisms The Book of Mormon describes a complex civilization—advanced metallurgy, widespread literacy, domesticated animals like horses, Old World crops, massive warfare, and detailed record keeping. If that world existed, it would leave evidence behind. Not subtle evidence. Not ambiguous evidence. Clear, repeatable, unmistakable evidence. But that evidence has not been found. In this episode, we walk through the major anachronisms in the Book of Mormon and examine what the text claims compared to what archaeology, anthropology, and genetics actually show. We also take a careful look at how LDS apologists respond—where their arguments seem plausible at first, and where they begin to stretch. This isn’t about attacking belief. It’s about asking a simple question: If the Book of Mormon describes a real ancient civilization… where is the evidence? youtu.be/pARuyQXsjAk

Mormonism's Mountain Meadows Massacre x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Tonight On Mormonism Live! We are going to do a historical deep dive around the Mountain Meadows Massacre. Show starts at 6 pm Mountain and we cover all of it! youtube.com/live/Kt7-xLnuJ…

The prank Heard Round the World RFM detailed the bar complaints against him in the last episode for playing a Halloween prank on the sister missionaries; how those bar complaints were filed by members of the secret combination Mormon missionary group known as “The Cavalry,” and how those complaints were dismissed by the state bar association. This show will discuss recent developments of that story, particularly how Jaxon Washburn has chosen to thrust himself to the forefront of the controversy by writing and then cross-posting an inflammatory and defamatory blog about the situation. Joining us tonight on the panel are Kolby Reddish, Randall Bell, and possibly some other special guests. Join us, won’t you? [RFM 454] The Prank Heard Round the World! youtube.com/live/f7wR7hERU…

The Prank Heard Round the World! x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@IranUpdatesNow If you have to pretend to have weapons you don’t you’re probably not in the best negotiating position

A new weapon for the US Air Defense The power has become overly exaggerated, isn't it?

DNA & The Book of Mormon What happens when a foundational religious claim runs straight into modern science? In this episode of A Logical Deconstruction of Mormonism, we take a hard look at one of the clearest, testable claims in the Book of Mormon: That Native Americans descend from a small group of Israelites who arrived around 600 BC. 📚 Book: A Logical Deconstruction of Mormonism Available on Amazon: amazon.com/Logical-Decons… youtu.be/izXHg8aeR3k

World Renowned Bible Expert Weighs In! Mormons have turned to the Bible to prove their beliefs are true ever since the inception of the LDS Church. But are the Mormons getting the Bible right? World renowned Bible expert and prolific author Bart Ehrman joins us to get down to the bottom of the issue, and to help us answer the question, "Does the Bible prove Mormonism is true?" youtube.com/live/q7kh9LoUr…

World Renowned Bible Expert Weighs In! x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

LDS Church Post Sparks Backlash on Women’s Roles In this episode of The Mormon Newscast, we dive into the current shift in the LDS Church and what happens when the Mormon Church’s current messaging doesn’t quite match what members were taught for decades? This all came to a head this week over a recent post from Church Public Relations that highlights a husband supporting his wife’s education and career. Sounds harmless… until the comments section lights up. Faithful members are pushing back, pointing out that this doesn’t align with what they were taught about women’s roles in the home. Is this a shift? A reframe? Or something else entirely? ALSO COVERED: The word “Mormon” might be making a quiet comeback—for legal reasons Energy healing gets dismissed… while priesthood power remains unquestioned The Chosen director tells LDS members to relax a bit about Jesus portrayals A bishop and former stake president arrested for alleged rape A Tremonton judge pleads guilty to sexual crimes against children We break it all down—what’s happening, why it matters, and where the tension is showing up. youtube.com/live/0vgOQIzgk…

LDS Church Post Sparks Backlash on Women’s Roles x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The Hill Cumorah: Why did the LDS Church & its apologists move the hill? For most of Mormon history, Latter-day Saints believed the Hill Cumorah in Palmyra, New York was the very place where the final battles of the Book of Mormon took place and where Moroni buried the gold plates that Joseph Smith would later retrieve. But in recent decades, a growing number of LDS scholars and apologists have proposed something very different. youtu.be/myjZGB_6wpc

Apostles Say The Darndest Things! x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Apostles Say The Darndest Things! Join Bill Reel and RFM as we cue up the most scintillating and awe-inspiring moments from the April 2026 General Conference! You are sure to have a good time! youtube.com/live/l-4bZc9jO…