Podcast appearances and mentions of Grant Palmer

Today on The Cannabis Connection Show we welcome Grant Palmer ⁠@phenothepuppy⁠ CEO of Canna Cruz Dispensaries. ⁠@thecannacruzcollective⁠ started back in 2008 with locations in Santa Cruz, Watsonville and Salinas. Canna Cruz Salinas ⁠@cannacruzsalinas⁠ won 1st place Best Dispensary Central California for the 20th Anniversary Emerald Cup ⁠@theemeraldcup⁠ last weekend. We will explore his ongoing works in serving the people and cultivating award winning flower.

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, Indycar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!This week we sit down with a special guest and a good friend of Christian and Nate who they've got to meet via TKC eSports - Grant Palmer! Grant is from the St. Louis area and has got quite the racing resume so far. Starting out in karts racing at Gateway's karting track progressing to Formula Ford 1600s, USF2000, and most recently Trans-Am 2 (TA2) cars.Later on in the episode we discuss some exciting news that was announced regarding Andretti in F1 and we recap NASCARs trip to Talladega.

Grant Palmer is CEO of CannaCruz dispensary which started back in 2008 with locations in Santa Cruz and Salinas. Grant is also the CEO of Crop Circles providing craft flowers and vape concentrates for the people. We discuss cannabis genetics, supply chain insights in compliant California Cannabis and fresh ideas to help address regulatory issues from the unforeseen consequences of a post Prop 64 era.

It's The Boys. It's Grant Palmer. It's the Formation Lap. Here to bust chops on the biggest story of the motorsports world right now. Ok but for real this Ferrari thing is played out. Find a new script, F1 Gods. We're out of material to mock them with! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-formation-lap/support

Don't adjust your podcasting devices, you're hearing correctly. Smith picks up reading before talking or anything else?!!? Joe tells Smith about why they're not funny, or maybe they're only funny to each other. Is it learned or learn-ed? JS is not a fan of smart people. The learn-ed person is kind of the natural enemy of the con artist. Joe makes an ableist joke that seminary teachers would like. Can a person get reverse-circumcised? Smith looked into it before. Joe's summary of how the contents of the BOM can be categorized into 3 or 4 categories comes from Jahndalyn's interview with Grant Palmer. Is JS LARP-ing as a 19th Century Protestant preacher in this chapter? Was Captain Kidd the same as Indiana Jones? Was the dog's name Captain? Joe reminds us of the idea where he reads a chapter. Smith prefers the Ron Howard series of The Office. Joe tries to give a pass to Arrested Development for being of its time. Smith teaches Joe about SMILE and Joe is not a fan. The guys go over new changes they would like to see in the endowment ceremony. Joe thinks the movie should be history of the entire world, i guess, and Smith wants it to get sexier.  Smith refers the listener back to an episode of Nathan for You. JS gets a little bold about truth claims in this chapter, as per use. Joe starts to make a point about his faithful friend, Dwayne, but then he forgets. Joe refuses to cut ambient noise in this ep (he didn't follow through). He gets upset about the idea that the BOM is going to teach us about the ‘consequences of sin'. Then he issues a challenge to make a tbm-friendly ep that is sincere. The guys try another take on the condescension of god. Maybe they'll get it next time.  Joe recaps some of his convo with a tbm friend which ended in the question- would the world have more sexual abuse if the church didn't exist? The guys talk about some of the methods the church uses to address the elephant in the room. Does the org structure of the church facilitate SA? Smith has heard some pretty inflammatory SA second-hand accounts. The guys are too afraid to tell their actual families about the podcast, so….spread the word? Don't forget to keep your relationships professional. Your family relationships, keep it professional. One of Joe's naughty mission companions taught him a song about smoking joints. The guys don't really have a patreon.    Mormon Stories Podcast 030-033: AN INSIDER'S VIEW OF MORMON ORIGINS — AN INTERVIEW WITH GRANT PALMER history of the entire world, i guess Nathan For You - Claw of Shame - The Event The Toyes - Smoke Two Joints Music Provided by Eric VanAusdal with permission from the artist. The Book of Mormon is publicly available at churchofjesuschrist.org  Remember who you are and what you stand for

Grant Palmer joins The Formation Lap to discuss the latest sounds from the hills of Austria. Ferrari can't have a good day, and Mick impresses. Plus, a racer's take on the dutch smoke cloud. Is it a safety hazard? #SponsorGrant: https://www.grantpalmerracing.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-formation-lap/support

On the latest episode of Mormon Book Reviews, the book "An Insider's View of Mormon Origins" by Grant Palmer is discussed by Evangelical Steven Pynakker. Grant was a well regarded CES instructor who would get disfellowshipped for publishing the book. It was a groundbreaking work when it first came out and for many it was the first time they were exposed to the stone in the hat translation narrative. I hope you find the review helpful and informative and I always appreciate the feedback!PatreonAn Insider's View of Mormon Origins

Episode 362 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast. Download MP3 -  Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, email or RSS! Featured: Photographer, Grant Palmer   In This Episode If you subscribe to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast in iTunes, please take a moment to rate and review us and help us move up in the rankings so others interested in photography may find us. Show Opener:Photographer, Grant Palmer. Thanks Grant! Sponsors: - Get $15 off your first order over $150 at ShopMoment.com/PetaPixel with code PetaPixel15 - Fujifilm's 52 weeks of FREE education.  Build Your Legacy with Fujifilm - Get 20% off at PhottixUS.com with offer code PetaPixel20- Geta FREE PowerCage for iPad with purchase of CineEye 2 Pro at AccsoonUSA.com - More at LensShark.com/deals. Stories: Nikon discontinues the D500...and doesn't replace it. (#) Getty cuts a photojournalist after a controversial video emerges. (#) Canon hikes prices on a number of lenses yet again. (#) The Trioplan 35mm f.2.8 II is released. (#) Nissin unveils a new lens of Nikon shooters. (#) Samyang's new 135mm f/1.8 for Sony E-mount. (#) Yet another Bay Area photographer is attacked. (#) A massive news entity makes a big switch. (#) An authentication standard emerges. (#) DJI's Mavic 3 finally gets its promised feature update. (#) Connect With Us Thank you for listening to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast! Connect with me, Sharky James on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook (all @LensShark) as we build this community. We'd love to answer your question on the show. Leave us an audio question through our voicemail widget, comment below or via social media. But audio questions are awesome! You can also cut a show opener for us to play on the show! As an example: “Hi, this is Matt Smith with Double Heart Photography in Chicago, Illinois, and you're listening to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast with Sharky James!”

Grant Palmer is an educator and academic based in Southern California. Our conversation starts with music, which is only fitting because music is how Grant and I connected. From there, we uncover a somewhat turbulent young life marked by several medical mishaps. As with most of Detoxicity's guests, self-discovery and enlightenment is the name of the game here. Grant discusses how he intends to use his privilege to help less fortunate people, he discusses what it's like to raise a stepchild, and he ponders his future as a potential caretaker. It's a typically wide-ranging discussion that I hope you enjoy!

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No Racing for the week? That's okay as the Boys break down everything you need to know, and some of the things you don't in the world of F1, Indycar, and the road to becoming a professional racing driver with Grant Palmer! Grant Palmer: https://www.grantpalmerracing.com/ Send Luke and Tim hate mail: TheFormationLap@101ESPN.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-formation-lap/support

Grant volunteers with Radio Glamorgan and can usually be heard on a Tuesday evening. Here though, on the latest edition of (mini) Music was my first love, he talks to Andrew Woolfe about his 10 favourite songs and his life in general. Grant's 10 songs; 1 Under Pressure – Queen & David Bowie 2 Dream On - Aerosmith 3 The Chain – Fleetwood Mac 4 The Way It Is – Bruce Hornsby 5 Human Nature – Michael Jackson 6 Under The Bridge – Red Hot Chili Peppers 7 Thunderstruck – AC/DC 8 Everlong - Foo Fighters 9 The Nights – Avicii 10 Run This Town – Jay Z / Kanye West / Rihanna. For more about Music was my first love, head to www.radioglamorgan.com

Host Dom Liacone sits down with the commissioner of the FWL, Andrew Falkner, to go over the rules and evolution of the league, what is to come in 2021, and what changes will be made for the future. We also talk to stud rookie Grant Palmer about his fall, as well as go over the new eight-team system for next summer. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dominick-liacone8/support

Have you ever wondered how much the top-level Mormon church leaders know about the problems with LDS Church truth claims, and for how long they have known about these problems? Long before Mormon General Authority F. Enzio Busche lost his testimony in the Mormon church… Long before Mormon Area Authority Hans Mattsson lost his testimony in the Mormon church.... Long before the CES Letter…Long before Mormon Stories Podcast...Long before Grant Palmer....Long before the Leonard Arrington church history years…Long before Fawn Brodie wrote “No Man Knows My History”.... ….did you know that a high-level Mormon General Authority lost his faith in the historicity of the Book of Mormon -- in the early 1900s - after an in-depth study of the scientific problems with the Book of Mormon (e.g., archaeological, anthropological, linguistic, geographic)?More significantly, did you know that this same General Authority notified the LDS First Presidency of the scientific problems with the Book of Mormon via three separate manuscripts, and in 1922 led a two-day emergency meeting in Salt Lake City with all the top Mormon church leadership -- the LDS First Presidency, the Quorum of 12 Apostles, and the Quorum of the Seventy -- to candidly discuss what to do about these problems with the Book of Mormon? Did you know that soon after this General Authority led this meeting with all the top Mormon church leadership, he was sent on a mission -- far, far away from LDS Church headquarters?Did you know that these three, in-depth manuscripts -- outlining in great detail the credible scientific problems with Book of Mormon historicity - were intentionally hid from LDS Church membership for over 60 years?  Did you also know that after this General Authority died, top LDS Church leaders intentionally did all they could to erase from church membership the memory of this thoughtful, honest, and courageous General Authority?Did you know that the only reason we know any of this is because progressive Mormon church members quietly delivered copies of these manuscripts to Mormon scholars, and that these manuscripts were eventually published - against the Mormon church’s will - by the University of Illinois Press in the 1980s (and eventually by Signature Books)? Today’s Mormon Stories Podcast episode covers the rise and fall of Mormon General Authority Brigham Henry (B.H.) Roberts.  You will not want to miss this story. Our interviewee is Mormon historian Shannon Caldwell Montez - who recently completed a Master’s Thesis at the University of Nevada - Reno entitled: “The Secret Mormon Meetings of 1922.” The song for today’s podcast bumper is called “All is Well” by The Sabre Rattlers.

This week we have Grant and Tony Palmer from Grant Palmer Racing in studio! Grant is a very young aspiring F4 driver who has been working his way up the ranks with his father, Tony. Grant has landed some very interesting opportunities in the last year and we're excited to share those stories with you as well as everything Formula 4! This is one of our favorite episodes to date! Please bear with us as we are still relying on virtual podcasting through Zoom, which doesn't provide the best quality in the world. None the less, we hope you enjoy the show! #carsandcoffeestl (links below) Reserve your free Cars and Coffee St. Louis / JML Audio ear saver! - https://form.jotform.com/201257963415153 Sign the Illinois Motorsports Coalition Petition! - https://www.change.org/p/illinois-motorsports-coalition Follow Grant Palmer Racing On Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Grant-Palmer-Racing-452728452195234/ Follow Grant on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/grantpalmerracing/ Visit their Website & Merch Store - https://www.grantpalmerracing.com/ See all Cars and Coffee St. Louis Podcast Episodes - https://anchor.fm/carsandcoffeestl/ Like our Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/carsandcoffeestl/ Join our Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/carsandcoffeestl/ Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/carsandcoffeestl/ Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/CarsNCoffeeSTL Join our Monthly Newsletter - http://eepurl.com/cfByzY

Any thoughtful critic of the Book of Mormon is forced to take a position on the Book of Mormon Witnesses.  Were they conscious frauds, delusional or perhaps hypnotized or otherwise misled?  The Three Witnesses described seeing an angel and viewing the plates, together.  The Eight Witnesses described handling the plates, turning the pages and seeing the engravings.  Other witnesses, like Emma Smith, described picking up the plates, while covered with a linen cloth, feeling the pages, making them rustle.  William Smith, another witness, lifted them and moved the pages through the linen cloth cover.  Three of the five five physical senses, sight, touch and hearing, are used by the witnesses. Critics, including Grant Palmer and Dan Vogel, who claim some kind of delusion, hypnosis-like event or vision, are taking a position contrary to the actual, consistent testimony of the witnesses, whose testimony is based on three physical senses.

1. Noticias - Exobispo violador va a permanecer en la cárcel Noticia del 2017: https://tinyurl.com/yxfbrka6  Actualización de Telemundo: https://tinyurl.com/y4u9z82z  Actualización del Tribune: https://tinyurl.com/yyqcrfzm  - La iglesia hace que sea más complicado renunciar a la membresíahttps://tinyurl.com/y2tdvxc2  2. Tema del día - Exempleada de las oficinas de la iglesia cuenta su historia Traducción del Gwidows: http://tinyurl.com/y6rjeo2t  Discusión en Reddit sobre el AMA desaparecido: https://tinyurl.com/y2kdn5wq Medio hermano del gobernador Herbert arrestado por pedófilo y violador: Hijo de Herbert encontrado culpable de acoso: https://tinyurl.com/y5wazuqw  3. Reseña - Grant Palmer y el Insider's View of Mormon Origins

Manuel lee y comenta el artículo de Grant Palmer y traducido por Yilmar, "Acusaciones Sexuales Contra José Smith y los Comienzos de la Poligamia en Nauvoo, Primera Parte". Lea el ensayo en PDF aquí.

In this two-part episode we sit down a final time with Grant Palmer to discuss the release of his final book: Restoring Christ: Leaving Mormon Jesus for Jesus of the Gospels.   In part 1 of the interview we dig deep into two chapters: one on Joseph Smith's possible treason against the United States government, and one on Joseph Smith's likely use of concubinage in addition to polygamy and polyandry. In part 2 we discuss Grant's research into "leaving Mormon Jesus for Jesus of the Gospels," and conduct a final Q&A with Grant.

In this two-part episode we sit down for final time with Grant Palmer to discuss the release of his final book: Restoring Christ: Leaving Mormon Jesus for Jesus of the Gospels.   In part 1 of the interview we dig deep into two chapters: one on Joseph Smith's possible treason against the United States government, and one on Joseph Smith's use of concubinage in addition to polygamy and polyandry. In part 2 we discuss Grant's research into "leaving Mormon Jesus for Jesus of the Gospels," and conduct a final Q&A with Grant.

In this three-part interview, we honor Grant Palmer, former LDS seminary/institute instructor, and author of "An Insider's View of Mormon Origins" - which provides a plausible explanation for how the Book of Mormon was authored by Joseph Smith. This interview has three parts: Part 1: Grant reflects on his experience authoring An Insider's View of Mormon origins, discusses his disfellowshipment and ultimate decision to resign from the LDS (after threats of excommunication).  Grant also reflects upon the impact of An Insider's View on the LDS church. Part 2: Grant discusses his new, yet-to-be-published book, "Restoring Christ."  Within the book he discusses why he continues to believe, how he justifies belief in Christ and the Bible after losing faith in the LDS church and in the Book of Mormon, what the atonement does and doesn't mean to him, how he deals with the God of the Old Testament, etc.  He also discusses in-depth his conversation with an LDS general authority who claims that modern LDS apostles receive $1 million once they become apostles, and that many of them do not believe the LDS church to be true (a claim that I challenge). Part 3: Participants in the evening share with Grant what his work has meant to them.  In addition, Tyler Glenn (Neon Trees) sings two songs in honor of Grant from his new album, Excommunication.

In this three-part interview, we honor Grant Palmer, former LDS seminary/institute instructor, and author of "An Insider's View of Mormon Origins" - which provides a plausible explanation for how the Book of Mormon was authored by Joseph Smith. This interview has three parts: Part 1: Grant reflects on his experience authoring An Insider's View of Mormon origins, discusses his disfellowshipment and ultimate decision to resign from the LDS (after threats of excommunication).  Grant also reflects upon the impact of An Insider's View on the LDS church. Part 2: Grant discusses his new, yet-to-be-published book, "Restoring Christ."  Within the book he discusses why he continues to believe, how he justifies belief in Christ and the Bible after losing faith in the LDS church and in the Book of Mormon, what the atonement does and doesn't mean to him, how he deals with the God of the Old Testament, etc.  He also discusses in-depth his conversation with an LDS general authority who claims that modern LDS apostles receive $1 million once they become apostles, and that many of them do not believe the LDS church to be true (a claim that I challenge). Part 3: Participants in the evening share with Grant what his work has meant to them.  In addition, Tyler Glenn (Neon Trees) sings two songs in honor of Grant from his new album, Excommunication.

In this three-part interview, we honor Grant Palmer, former LDS seminary/institute instructor, and author of "An Insider's View of Mormon Origins" - which provides a plausible explanation for how the Book of Mormon was authored by Joseph Smith. This interview has three parts: Part 1: Grant reflects on his experience authoring An Insider's View of Mormon origins, discusses his disfellowshipment and ultimate decision to resign from the LDS (after threats of excommunication).  Grant also reflects upon the impact of An Insider's View on the LDS church. Part 2: Grant discusses his new, yet-to-be-published book, "Restoring Christ."  Within the book he discusses why he continues to believe, how he justifies belief in Christ and the Bible after losing faith in the LDS church and in the Book of Mormon, what the atonement does and doesn't mean to him, how he deals with the God of the Old Testament, etc.  He also discusses in-depth his conversation with an LDS general authority who claims that modern LDS apostles receive $1 million once they become apostles, and that many of them do not believe the LDS church to be true (a claim that I challenge). Part 3: Participants in the evening share with Grant what his work has meant to them.  In addition, Tyler Glenn (Neon Trees) sings two songs in honor of Grant from his new album, Excommunication.

A bit of sad news, and a bit of happy news.  First the sad. Grant Palmer, author of An Insider’s View of Mormon Origins – certainly one of the most important books in 20th/21st century Mormonism, is dying of cancer.  I confirmed this with Grant yesterday – when he related to me that he likely only has weeks/months to live.  This information moves many of us deeply, since Grant’s courageous scholarship over the years (which has come at a great personal cost to him) has been instrumental in helping tens of thousands of Mormons understand their church history more accurately.  I dare say that projects like Mormon Stories Podcast, Mormon Think, Letter to a CES Director, and even the recent LDS Church Gospel Topics Essays would not exist without the courage and scholarship of Grant Palmer. Now for the happy news.  Mormon Stories Podcast and the Open Stories Foundation, along with a few supporters, will be holding a private event in Grant Palmer’s honor on the evening of February 15, 2017* in Utah – with the plan of live-streaming the event to all who are interested in showing support for Grant.  The event will include: An interview with Grant, wherein he will discuss his most recent book, along with reflections on his life. A chance for some of those who are grateful for Grant’s work to express appreciation for him. If you are interested in participating in this tribute/celebration, there are a few things you can do to participate: Record a brief Facebook or Youtube video expressing your gratitude to Grant (and his positive impact on your life), and post the link as a comment here. Write a text-based tribute to Grant in the comments section here. Send an email to mormonstories@gmail.com with “Grant Pamer” in the subject line, wherein you express to Grant your gratitude for the positive impact that his work has had on your life. Feel free to use the hash tag #grantpalmer for any of the tributes you share on social media.  Finally, these emails, blog comments, and videos will be gathered and shared with Grant at the live-steamed, worldwide event in honor of him. Thanks for taking the time to honor Grant with us, and we very much look forward to the evening of February 15th* wherein we hope to show Grant how much we love and appreciate him!  *Date subject to how Grant is doing/feeling.

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On this episode, I tell everybody just how at home I felt at the Sunstone Symposium. Sunstone is a convention for Mormons and non-Mormons to gather together and talk about the hard issues, with presentations by authors, historians, podcasters, and directors of various foundations; some believers, others non-believers. I had the opportunity to totally geek out and interview some authors, historians, and podcasters that I revere and frequently cite as sources for my research. The audio quality isn’t great, but the content is superb. You’ll hear audio clips from Grant Palmer, D. Michael Quinn, H. Michael Marquardt, John Hammond, Lindsay Park, and John Dehlin. For links to their works check the bottom of the show notes.   Show Links: Website http://nakedmormonismpodcast.com Twitter @NakedMormonism Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Naked-Mormonism/370003839816311 Patreon http://patreon.com/nakedmormonism Outro music by Jason Comeau http://aloststateofmind.com/ Show Artwork http://weirdmormonshit.com/ Voicemail Line (864)Nake-dMo (625-3366)   Interviewee links:   Grant Palmer – Insider’s View of Mormon Origins https://www.amazon.com/Insiders-View-Mormon-Origins/dp/1560851570 "My Ah-Ha Moments While Researching Mormon History" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= Michael Quinn – Wiki page with all his books https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D._Michael_Quinn  Michael Marquardt – The Rise of Mormonism 1816-1844 https://www.amazon.com/Rise-Mormonism-1816-1844-Michael-Marquardt/dp/1597814709 Mormon Central https://user.xmission.com/~research/central/   Tyler Glenn Trash – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNqnLdX4TM8   John Hammond – Island Adventures http://signaturebooks.com/island-adventures-hammond/   Infants on Thrones – http://infantsonthrones.com/   Lindsay Hansen Park – Year of Polygamy http://www.yearofpolygamy.com/ Color of Heaven http://feministmormonhousewivespodcast.org/category/color-of-heaven-podcast/   John Dehlin – Mormon Stories Podcast http://www.mormonstories.org/ Open Stories Foundation http://openstoriesfoundation.org/   Sunstone Symposium webpage https://www.sunstonemagazine.com/   The Pulpit Podcast with Joey and Andrew http://pulpit.libsyn.com/ Mama Dragons http://mamadragons.org/ Mark with Lost Mormonism http://www.lostmormonism.com/category/magic/ Jeremy Runnells CES Letter http://cesletter.com/ Rainbow Radio Presents with Dan https://www.facebook.com/events/531518513700585/ Konw the Trut Ministries Podcast https://www.facebook.com/Konw-The-Trut-813666238693097/?fref=ts

Grant Palmer's work as a historian and writer has made a lasting impact on the world of Mormon history. Nearly a decade ago, he spent four hours with John Dehlin on the Mormon Stories podcast, discussing his motivation for his work and summarizing the more surprising aspects of what has been called "new Mormon history." This Mormon Alchemist release brings you the highlights of the conversation. You can hear the original 4-hour episode in episodes 30-33 at mormonstories.org.

Lindsay speaks with Kristy Money, author of a recent oped discussing LDS.org’s essays on polygamy and how they can contribute to grooming and predatory behavior. Links mentioned in this podcast: FAIR Mormon’s take on these issues. Brian Hales’ views on these issues. Todd Compton’s take on these issues. Grant Palmer’s take on these issues. Critic’s […]

Brian Hales Pt. 1 - A Refutation of Grant Palmer’s Treatment of Sexual Allegations Against Joseph Smith

In this episode Grant Palmer, author of"An Insider’s View of Mormon Origins," returns to Mormon Stories to discuss: 1) Sexual allegations made against Joseph Smith during his early years, 2) the story of William and Jane Law, and 3) an update on Grant’s resignation from the LDS church and his final testimony.

In this episode Grant Palmer, author of"An Insider’s View of Mormon Origins," returns to Mormon Stories to discuss: 1) Sexual allegations made against Joseph Smith during his early years, 2) the story of William and Jane Law, and 3) an update on Grant’s resignation from the LDS church and his final testimony.

In this episode Grant Palmer, author of"An Insider’s View of Mormon Origins," returns to Mormon Stories to discuss: 1) Sexual allegations made against Joseph Smith during his early years, 2) the story of William and Jane Law, and 3) an update on Grant’s resignation from the LDS church and his final testimony.

John Larsen talks with former Church Educational System Institute Director, teacher, and author about his journey within Mormonism and his view of Jesus. Biography/Writings/Reports An Insider’s View of Mormon Origins The Incomparable Jesus --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mormonexpression/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mormonexpression/support

Grant Palmer served as a CES Institute Director and Seminary/Institute Teacher for over 30 years. In part 2 of this 4 part series, Grant talks about his move from California to Salt Lake City, how the Mark Hofman bombings affected him and his colleagues, and his subsequent deep dive into LDS History. Grant also discusses his arrival at the decision to write his book--An Insider's View of Mormon Origins.

Grant Palmer served as a CES Institute Director and Seminary/Institute Teacher for over 30 years. In part 3 of this 4 part series, Grant takes us through a deep dive into his 1st book--An Insider's View of Mormon Origins. During this episode we cover Joseph Smith's treasure seeking and usage of peep stones, the actual mechanics of the Book of Mormon Process, the actual accounts of the witnesses to the Book of Mormon, the multiple versions of Joseph Smith's First Vision story, and the evolution of the LDS Priesthood accounts.

Grant Palmer served as a CES Institute Director and Seminary/Institute Teacher for over 30 years. In part 4 of this 4 part series, Grant discusses the early reactions to his book, his trial with the LDS Church for apostacy (which ultimately led to his disfellowship), his thoughts about how the LDS Church might constructively deal with these tough historical issues, and his testimony of how focusing on Christ could benefit all sides of these issues.

Grant Palmer served as a CES Institute Director and Seminary/Institute Teacher for over 30 years. In part 3 of this 4 part series, Grant takes us through a deep dive into his 1st book--An Insider's View of Mormon Origins. During this episode we cover Joseph Smith's treasure seeking and usage of peep stones, the actual mechanics of the Book of Mormon Process, the actual accounts of the witnesses to the Book of Mormon, the multiple versions of Joseph Smith's First Vision story, and the evolution of the LDS Priesthood accounts.

Grant Palmer served as a CES Institute Director and Seminary/Institute Teacher for over 30 years. In part 2 of this 4 part series, Grant talks about his move from California to Salt Lake City, how the Mark Hofman bombings affected him and his colleagues, and his subsequent deep dive into LDS History. Grant also discusses his arrival at the decision to write his book--An Insider's View of Mormon Origins.

Grant Palmer served as a CES Institute Director and Seminary/Institute Teacher for over 30 years. In part 1 of this 4 part series, Grant talks about his childhood (growing up in Salt Lake City), his mission experience in Virginia, and his early years with the Church Education System.

Grant Palmer served as a CES Institute Director and Seminary/Institute Teacher for over 30 years. In part 1 of this 4 part series, Grant talks about his childhood (growing up in Salt Lake City), his mission experience in Virginia, and his early years with the Church Education System.

Grant Palmer served as a CES Institute Director and Seminary/Institute Teacher for over 30 years. In part 4 of this 4 part series, Grant discusses the early reactions to his book, his trial with the LDS Church for apostacy (which ultimately led to his disfellowship), his thoughts about how the LDS Church might constructively deal with these tough historical issues, and his testimony of how focusing on Christ could benefit all sides of these issues.