Title: Grant Him His Due
Product review: This book is flawed and not "fair and balanced." I mean the book is not totally flawless. I could just write reams about its few small flaws (but that would be redundantly repetitive of other reviews). The book's also flawed 'cause it seeks to subject to logical analysis what can only be understood by the spirit-filled heart. Yep, no pure, yearning, and prayerful heart could find truth in the teachings of cults or those mistaken faiths. Lastly, this book doesn't present every known fact that could in any way be fashioned to point to the barest possibility that Smith could have been one bit less than an utter hoaxster. Now, that's just not fair.The breadth and depth of Grant's research is impressive. This is the best first book on the writings and teachings of Smith for those seeking to use the rational faculty.
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