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'''Summary:''' The Book of Abraham has been the subject of much controversy and criticism since about the 1850s. Critics allege that Joseph Smith translated the papyri incorrectly, that he plagiarized from various sources to create the narrative of the Book of Abraham, and that there is no way Abraham could have written the Book of Abraham. The following pages address these arguments and provide links to other FAIR resources for further learning.
'''Summary:''' The Book of Abraham and the papyri from which it was translated have been the subject of much controversy and criticism since about the 1850s. Critics allege that Joseph Smith mistranslated the papyri, that he incorrectly restored the papyri that became Facsimile 1 of the Book of Abraham, that he plagiarized from various sources to create the narrative of the Book of Abraham, that the Book of Abraham raises irreconcilable theological issues, and that there is no way Abraham could have written the Book of Abraham. The following pages address these arguments and provide links to other FAIR resources for further learning about the Book of Abraham.
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* [[Introduction to Book of Abraham Documents]]
* [[Introduction to Book of Abraham Documents]]
* [[Joseph Smith's "Incorrect" Translation of the Book of Abraham Papyri]]
* [[Joseph Smith's "Incorrect" Translation of the Book of Abraham Papyri]]
* [[Joseph Smith's "Incorrect" Reconstruction of Facsimile 1]]
* [[Book of Abraham Plagiarism Accusations]]
* [[Book of Abraham Plagiarism Accusations]]
* [[Book of Abraham Anachronisms]]
* [[Book of Abraham Anachronisms]]
* [[Theological Questions Regarding the Book of Abraham]]
* [[Theological Questions Regarding the Book of Abraham]]
* [[Publications
* [[The Church's Treatment of Controversies Surrounding the Book of Abraham]]
* [[Evidences for the Book of Abraham's Authenticity]]
* [[Evidences for the Book of Abraham's Authenticity]]
The Book of Breathings of Hor (JSP I, X-XI)
* [[FAIR Resources on the Book of Abraham]]
The Book of the Dead of Tshemmin (JSP II-IX)
The Scroll of Amenhotep
The Hypocephalus of Sheshonq
Book of Abraham Manuscripts
The “Kirtland Egyptian Papers”
Times and Seasons Publications
Did Joseph Smith Translate JSP X–XI?
GAEL
Address to Green Mountain Boys
Kinderhook Plates
Transmission of the Papyri
Eyewitnesses
The Length of the Scrolls
Textual allusions to the Facsimiles
The split manuscripts
Joseph Smith’s Explanations of the Facsimiles
Min as God with an Erect Phallus?
Plagiarism Accusations
Genesis
Oliver Cowdery Patriarchal Blessing
Thomas Dick
The Books of Proclus
The New Testament
Hebrew Classes with Joshua Seixas
Evidences for the Historical Authenticity of the Book of Abraham
Historical Issues with the Book of Abraham
Abraham speaking Egyptian
Hebrew not old enough for Abraham
Anachronisms in the Book of Abraham
Ur of the Chaldees
The scenes in the facsimiles
The name “Pharaoh”
The name “Egyptus”
The name “Potiphar’s Hill”
Chariots
Abraham speaking Egyptian
Hebrew not old enough for Abraham
Theological Issues in the Book of Abraham
How to Theologize
Lying
Science
Race
Mention of Plural Gods
Min as God with an Erect Phallus?
Publications Discussing Controversies
The Winding History of the Papyri
The Ancient Owners
The Papyri Makes Its Way to Joseph Smith
In the Smith Family’s Possession
What Happened After They Were Sold
History of the Fragments
How the Fragments Relate to the Book of Abraham
Further Resources

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Book of Abraham Sandbox

Summary: The Book of Abraham and the papyri from which it was translated have been the subject of much controversy and criticism since about the 1850s. Critics allege that Joseph Smith mistranslated the papyri, that he incorrectly restored the papyri that became Facsimile 1 of the Book of Abraham, that he plagiarized from various sources to create the narrative of the Book of Abraham, that the Book of Abraham raises irreconcilable theological issues, and that there is no way Abraham could have written the Book of Abraham. The following pages address these arguments and provide links to other FAIR resources for further learning about the Book of Abraham.