Comments on: The Wisdom of Men: How much do we Really know? http://www.latterdaylogic.com/one-hit-wonders/the-wisdom-of-men-the-more-we-learn-the-more-we-should-realize-we-don%e2%80%99t-know/ Logic and reason on a range of subjects flavored by Latter-day Saint theology. Wed, 19 Nov 2008 02:01:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: tovorinok http://www.latterdaylogic.com/one-hit-wonders/the-wisdom-of-men-the-more-we-learn-the-more-we-should-realize-we-don%e2%80%99t-know/#comment-2405 tovorinok Thu, 05 Jul 2007 13:35:26 +0000 http://www.latterdaylogic.com/one-hit-wonders/the-wisdom-of-men-the-more-we-learn-the-more-we-should-realize-we-don%e2%80%99t-know/#comment-2405 Hello Great book. I just want to say what a fantastic thing you are doing! Good luck! Bye Hello

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]]> By: Jeremy http://www.latterdaylogic.com/one-hit-wonders/the-wisdom-of-men-the-more-we-learn-the-more-we-should-realize-we-don%e2%80%99t-know/#comment-29 Jeremy Sat, 13 Jan 2007 14:02:14 +0000 http://www.latterdaylogic.com/one-hit-wonders/the-wisdom-of-men-the-more-we-learn-the-more-we-should-realize-we-don%e2%80%99t-know/#comment-29 If the genes which Lehi carried were removed in 600 BC, what makes anyone think that they of neccesity would be prevalent there today? With the scattering of the jews to the four winds that came about after Lehi left, there is no pure strain from which to judge, no "control." I expect that much of the blood of Judah was lost. I am sure that folks did come over the Bering land bridge. I live in Alaska, that is a certainty, people walk the ice every year. What was to preclude them from expanding South? Nothing since science depends on that as their theory. What then would prevent them from intermixing with those who came up from the South? This could easily have happened after 421 AD when the Book of Mormon concludes it's account. The kind of diversity seen in the native populations of the Americas is in fact dependant on more than one origin of peoples. One people would "look" the same. There could not likely have been a mass exodus of peoples over the Bering Land Bridge sufficient in population and diversity to effect the result. The Siberian and Alaskan reaches are sparcely populated to this day. It's in-hospitable nature prevents large population growth, and in fact prevents large transient populations from migrating through. If the groups were anything like their descendants, they would adopt foreigers as their kinsfolk without regard, and hence an easy mixing of DNA. If the genes which Lehi carried were removed in 600 BC, what makes anyone think that they of neccesity would be prevalent there today? With the scattering of the jews to the four winds that came about after Lehi left, there is no pure strain from which to judge, no “control.” I expect that much of the blood of Judah was lost.

I am sure that folks did come over the Bering land bridge. I live in Alaska, that is a certainty, people walk the ice every year. What was to preclude them from expanding South? Nothing since science depends on that as their theory. What then would prevent them from intermixing with those who came up from the South? This could easily have happened after 421 AD when the Book of Mormon concludes it’s account.

The kind of diversity seen in the native populations of the Americas is in fact dependant on more than one origin of peoples. One people would “look” the same. There could not likely have been a mass exodus of peoples over the Bering Land Bridge sufficient in population and diversity to effect the result. The Siberian and Alaskan reaches are sparcely populated to this day. It’s in-hospitable nature prevents large population growth, and in fact prevents large transient populations from migrating through.

If the groups were anything like their descendants, they would adopt foreigers as their kinsfolk without regard, and hence an easy mixing of DNA.

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