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Quinn, D. Michael. “The Ancient Book of Mormon As Tribal Narrative.” Sunstone 137 (2005-05-01): 67.
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Keywords: Book of Mormon, textual criticism; Lamanite, terminology; DNA; Native Americans, Mormon views of; Book of Mormon, historicity
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ID = [81991]  Status = Type = journal article  Date = 2005-05-01  Collections:  bom  Size:   Children: 0  Rebuilt: 7/22/24 11:15:51
Quinn, D. Michael. Early Mormonism and the Magic World View. Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 1987.
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Believes that the Book of Mormon came forth out of a religio-magical backdrop. The author discusses the event of the coming forth of the Book of Mormon with commentary to help the reader look at the book in the appropriate setting, consistent with the “magical” beliefs of the 19th century. This work is reviewed in W.365, W 286, and in R.418.

ID = [77767]  Status = Type = book  Date = 1987-01-01  Collections:  bom  Size:   Children: 0  Rebuilt: 8/5/24 7:58:08
Quinn, D. Michael. “The First Months of Mormonism: A Contemporary View by Diedrich Willers.” New York History 54 (July 1973): 317-33.
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A response to an attack on the Church by Willers, a minister of the German Reformed Church. This article contains important insights into the role of the Urim and Thummim in the translation of the Book of Mormon. Ten locations are cited as places for translation besides the Whitmer home.

ID = [80464]  Status = Type = journal article  Date = 1973-07-01  Collections:  bom  Size:   Children: 0  Rebuilt: 7/22/24 11:14:28
Quinn, D. Michael. “The Mormon Church and the Spanish-American War: An End to Selective Pacifism.” Dialogue 17 (Winter 1984): 11-30.
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The Book of Mormon’s declarations concerning war dispense with the concepts of the war-like Jehovah of the Old Testament as well as the pacifistic Christ of the New Testament. Ear Latter-day Saints were ambivalent with respect to war until they were leaving the United States and the Mexica War developed. Although peaceful solutions were always sought, there was no opposition to the defense of liberty. A strong military stance was maintained in Utah for the sole purpose of defense.

ID = [80550]  Status = Type = journal article  Date = 1984-01-01  Collections:  bom  Size:   Children: 0  Rebuilt: 7/22/24 11:14:33
Quiring, John. “Mormon Christianity: A Critical Appreciation by a Christian Pluralist.” Dialogue 21 (Autum 1988): 151-57.
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A critic gives his appraisal of Mormonism and the Book of Mormon. While he finds several examples of good moral teachings in the Book of Mormon, he finds the book’s narration “fiat, monotonous, imitative of the King James Version of the Bible, and lacking in vitality in contrast to the Bible itself and other scriptures of Penguin Classic stature”

ID = [79799]  Status = Type = journal article  Date = 1988-10-01  Collections:  bom  Size:   Children: 0  Rebuilt: 8/5/24 7:58:21
Quirl, Zeph. “The Miraculous Book of Mormon.” Devotional, Brigham Young University—Idaho, November 14, 2017.
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ID = [72899]  Status = Type = talk  Date = 2017-11-14  Collections:  bom,byui-speeches  Size:   Children: 0  Rebuilt: 8/5/24 7:55:12

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