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According to Wikipedia , Daniel Carl Peterson is a former professor of Islamic Studies and Arabic in the Department of Asian and Near Eastern Languages at Brigham Young University . Background A native of southern California, Peterson received a bachelor's degree in Greek and philosophy from BYU and, after several years of study in Jerusalem and Cairo, earned a Ph.D. in Near Eastern Languages and Cultures from the University of California, Los Angeles . Peterson is currently a professor of Islamic Studies and Arabic at BYU, where he teaches courses in Arabic language and Islamic religion, history and culture. He has authored several books and numerous articles on Islamic and Latter-day Saint topics. He also founded and served as director of BYU's Middle Eastern Texts Initiative from 1992–2010.
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1990 2000 2010 0 1.25 2.5 3.75 5 6.25 7.5 8.75 10 11.25 12.5 13.75 15 16.25 17.5 Published Works Exiles in a Land of Liberty: Mormons in America, 1830-1846@@@Religious Seekers and the Advent of Mormonism (1991) Nephi and His Asherah (2000) (10)Muhammad, the Prophet of God (2007) On the New World Archaeological Foundation (2004) Advocacy and Inquiry in the Writing of Latter-day Saint History (1991) (5)Ein Heldenleben? On Thomas Stuart Ferguson as an Elias for Cultural Mormons (2004) Offenders for a Word: How Anti-Mormons Play Word Games to Attack the Latter-day Saints (1992) (4)"Secret Combinations" Revisited (1992) Editor’s Introduction: Questions to Legal Answers (1992) Chattanooga Cheapshot, or The Gall of Bitterness (1993) A Response: “What the Manuscripts and the Eyewitnesses Tell Us about the Translation of the Book of Mormon” (2002) A Comparative Analysis of the Integration of Faith and Learning Between ACSI and ACCS Accredited Schools (2012) (4)Editor’s Introduction: Not So Easily Dismissed: Some Facts for Which Counterexplanations of the Book of Mormon Will Need to Account (2005) Constancy amid Change (1996) Authority in the Book of Mosiah (2006) Editor’s Introduction: "What Has Athens to Do with Jerusalem?": Apostasy and Restoration in the Big Picture" (2000) Mormon in the Fiery Furnace Or, Loftes Tryk Goes to Cambridge (1994) Editor’s Introduction: “In the Hope That Something Will Stick”: Changing Explanations for the Book of Mormon (2004) Editor’s Introduction: The Witchcraft Paradigm: On Claims to “Second Sight” by People Who Say It Doesn’t Exist (2006) Nephi & His Asherah (2000) Yet More Abuse of B. H. Roberts (1997) The Language of God: Understanding the Qur'an (2001) (2)Nephi and His Asherah: A Note on 1 Nephi 11: 8–23 (2018) (2)The Book of Mormon: First Nephi, The Doctrinal Foundation (1989) The Role of Apologetics in Mormon Studies (2012) (2)Mormonism: The Prophet, the Book and the Cult (1990) Editor’s Introduction: By What Measure Shall We Mete? (1990) Ye Are Gods: Psalm 82 and John 10 as Witnesses to the Divine Nature of Humankind (2018) (2)"Shall They Not Both Fall into the Ditch?" What Certain Baptists Think They Know about the Restored Gospel (1998) A Modern "Malleus maleficarum" (1991) Lyndon W. Cook, ed., David Whitmer Interviews: A Restoration Witness. (1993) (1)Editor's Introduction: Triptych (Inspired by Heironymus Bosch) (1996) (1)Stories from the Early Saints: Converted by the Book of Mormon (1992) Revelation, Reason, and Faith: Essays in Honor of Truman G. Madsen (2008) (1)Mormonism as a Restoration (2006) Editor’s Introduction: The Review Crosses a Divide of Its Own (1999) The Refiner's Fire: The Making of Mormon Cosmology 1644-1844 by John L. Brooke (1994) (1)The Evangelical Is Our Brother (1999) Editor’s Introduction: An Unapologetic Apology for Apologetics (2010) Prolegomena to the DNA Essays (2003) The Small Voice (2016) (1)Mormons and Muslims (2015) The Power is In Them (2017) (1)Prolegomena to the DNA Articles (2003) (1)A professional umbrella for the 80's: report of the 1983-84 Professionalism Committee (1986) (1)Editor’s Introduction: Reflections on the Reactions to Rough Stone Rolling and Related Matters (2007) Editor’s Introduction: God and Mr. Hitchens (2007) Some Notes on Faith and Reason (2014) (0)Hugh Nibley, Prophetic Book of Mormon (1990) (0)The Interpreter Foundation and an Apostolic Charge (2018) (0)Making Visible the Beauty and Goodness of the Gospel (2016) (0)Questioning: The Divine Plan (2015) (0)Introduction to volume 5 (2013) Editor’s Introduction: Doubting the Doubters (1996) Editor’s Introduction: American Apocrypha? (2001) Editor’s Introduction: Where Ideas Won’t Face Serious Challenge (2009) An Exhortation to Study God’s Two “Books” (2015) (0)BYU Studies 43.4.indb (2007) (0)Editor's Introduction: Q&A (2001) (0)The Sibling Scandals of the Resurrection (2014) (0)Editor’s Introduction: Perceptions and Expectations (1999) Reflections on Secular Anti-Mormonism (2005) Editor’s Introduction Triptych (Inspired by Hieronymus Bosch) (1996) 99.02.16, Renard, ed., Windows on the House of Islam (1999) (0)It Took a Village to Prepare for the Restoration (2017) (0)Cloud Illusions and the Perfect Day (2016) (0)Editor’s Introduction: In the Land of the Lotus-Eaters (1998) Editor’s Introduction: QnA (2001) Research and More Research (2019) (0)Seeing Ourselves Through the Eyes of a Friendly and Thoughtful Evangelical (2015) (0)Is Faith Compatible with Reason (2018) (0)An Apologetically Important Nonapologetic Book (2016) The Latest on the Book of Abraham-Stephen Thompson's 1995 "Dialogue" article Part 1 (2021) (0)Editor’s Introduction: Fictionary (1998) Reason, Experience, and the Existence of God (2014) (0)Text and Context (1994) Editor’s Introduction: Of “Galileo Events,” Hype, and Suppression: Or, Abusing Science and Its History (2003) Editor’s Introduction: Traditions of the Fathers (1997) Introduction, Volume 6: The Modest But Important End of Apologetics (2013) (0)Book Notes (1996) “Let a Hundred Flowers Blossom”: Some Observations on Mormon Studies (2014) Book Notes (1999) Reflecting on Gospel Scholarship with Abū al-Walīd and Abū Ḥāmid (2013) (0)Sweet Is the Word: Reflections on the Book of Mormon—Its Narrative, Teachings, and People Marilyn Arnold (1997) (0)Reflecting on the “Marks of Jesus” (2016) (0)Many Witnesses to a Marvelous Work (2016) (0)The Prophetic Book of Mormon, vol. 8 in The Collected Works of Hugh Nibley (1990) Reflections on the Mission of The Interpreter Foundation (2014) (0)Three Degrees of Gospel Understanding (2016) (0)By the Hand of Mormon: The American Scripture That Launched a World Religion by Terry L. Givens (2004) (0)About the contributors (1987) William Rees Palmer, Two Pahute Indian Legends: “Why the Grand Canyon Was Madea” and “The Three Days of Darkness” (1989) (0)Compassion as the Heart of the Gospel (2019) (0)The Life-giving “Water” of the Restoration (2017) (0)Christ-Bearer (1996) Echoes and Evidences of the Book of Mormon (2018) (0)On Alma 7: 10 and the Birthplace of Jesus Christ (2014) (0)Book Notes (1971) Reflecting on Gospel Scholarship with Ab? al-Wal?d and Ab? (2019) (0)Latter-day Saints reject the doctrines of the Trinity as taught by most Christian churches today. These creeds were canonized in the fourth and fifth centuries A.D. and do not reflect the thinking or beliefs of the New Testament church. (2010) (0)The Last Days (2000) The Word and the Kingdom (2018) (0)Elder Neal A. Maxwell on Consecration, Scholarship, and the Defense of the Kingdom (2013) (0)Editor’s Introduction: "The Worst Herricy Man Can Preach" (2000) Two Pahute Indian Legends: "Why the Grand Canyon Was Made" and "The Three Days of Darkness" (1989) A Prophet Emerging: Fetal Narratives in Islamic Literature (2008) Skin deep. (1997) Editor's Introduction, “To Cheer, to Raise, to Guide”: 22 Years of the FARMS Review (2014) (0)Editor's Introducation: Fictionary (1998) (0)Standing on the Shoulders of Giants (2013) (0)The Book of Mormon Witnesses and Their Challenge to Secularism (2017) (0)Mormonism (1996) David Whitmer Interviews: A Restoration Witness (1993) Kurt Van Gorden, Mormonism (1996) (0)Editor’s Introduction: Historical Concreteness, or Speculative Abstraction? (2002) The Challenge of Islam: Encounters in Interfaith Dialogue ‐ By Douglas Pratt (2009) Looking Back, Almost Five Years On (2017) (0)On Being a Tool (2016) (0)Editor’s Introduction: Of Implications (1995) Toward Ever More Intelligent Discipleship (2015) (0)AFTERWORD: (1999) The Book of Mormon and DNA Research: Essays from the Farms Review and the Journal of Book of Mormon Studies (2008) (0)Editor’s Introduction: Through a Glass, Darkly (1997) Editor’s Introduction: Of Polemics (1994) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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