Geology of the Book of Mormon

Title

Geology of the Book of Mormon

Publication Type

Book

Year of Publication

2014

Authors

Number of Pages

234

Publisher

n.p.

City

Vineyard, UT

Abstract

Ever since the publication of the Book of Mormon, attempts have been made to place it in its geographical setting. Various geographical models are being debated. In a book that is the first of its kind, Jerry Grover, a professional civil engineer and geologist, utilizes geologic and geophysical analysis with clues in the Book of Mormon itself to provide an eye-opening placement of the Book of Mormon in its geologic setting. The book includes extensive details and a professional academic technical analysis of volcanoes, fault systems, meteorology, and unlike many approaches that cherry pick conveniently to fit preconceived ideas, the author takes on and explains and documents all Book of Mormon references to geology and meteorology. The author's approach is meticulous and scientific. This book is a landmark event in Book of Mormon studies and is a book that must be read by every serious student of the Book of Mormon. The author is dedicating all proceeds from the book to additional scientific geologic and engineering studies to cast further light on the ancient setting of the Book of Mormon.

Subject Keywords

Earthquake
Geology
Volcanic Eruption
Natural Disasters
Book of Mormon Geography
Ancient America – Mesoamerica

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