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I understand the frustration you have that since you only have the Bible it's difficult to actually know what it's testifying of, the Bible itself says "Cor 13:1 This is the third time I am coming to you. In the mouth of two or three witnesses shall every word be established." and you have only one witness, the Bible.

Absurd! You make an utterly illegitimate assertion.

The Bible is not one book with one human penman. The Book contains, in and of itself, many witnesses.

On the other hand, the Book of Mormon is penned by one man - one false witness.

Absurd! You make an utterly illegitimate assertion.

How so?

The Bible is not one book with one human penman. The Book contains, in and of itself, many witnesses.

Yet those who would say there is no more revelation use the placement of the book of Revelations (not the last book chronologically) which contains a scripture in the last chapter warning against altering the Book of revelations as a warning that there will be no more revelation. These people ignore similar scripture in Deuteronomy, and the collection nature of the Bible. That said, every word of God will be established in the mouthes of two or three witnesses is not something that is misinterpreted here.

On the other hand, the Book of Mormon is penned by one man - one false witness.

You might want to do a little study on Word printing it's been used to ties some previously un known works to paul, nad it proved the book of Mormon could not possibly have been written by a farm boy with three whole years of education at break neck pace.

Besides, once God testifies of it, it's not just one witness and God is not false.

Absurd! You make an utterly illegitimate assertion.

OF COURSE! You silly GENTILE!

So you have to waste your time DEFENDing the charge!

HA HA!!!

--MormonDude(Explaining yet again some of our tactics...)