Nicole Rodriguez

I never thought writing would be my thing. But life had other plans.

In 1831, a prominent religious leader and early critic, Alexander Campbell, picked up the Book of Mormon and declared it, “the meanest book in the English language.” [1] He insisted it did not contain “one good sentence.” Non-believers and investigators have echoed similar attacks ever since, pointing to grammatical errors as proof that the book carries no divine authority. If, by the power of a perfect God, this book was truly translated, why does it contain grammatical errors?