Listing of articles responding to "Breaking the Mormon Code"

. . . the best arguments to prove Mormonism in error are contained in this book. (Paulson, Breaking the Mormon Code, p. 6)

“Mr. Paulson has delivered a body blow that will render Mormon defenders breathless.”—James Patrick Holding, author of The Mormon Defenders: How Latter-day Saint Apologists Misinterpret the Bible (2001) and proprietor of Tektonics in his endorsement of Breaking the Mormon Code.

The following are articles interacting with some of the arguments contained in Matthew A. Paulson, Breaking the Mormon Code: A Critique of Mormon Scholarship Regarding Classical Christian Theology and the Book of Mormon (Livermore, Calif.: WingSpan, 2006, 2009). It will be updated as I post more articles responding to the volume (note: some of the early articles are responses to the 2006 printing of his book; in the 2009 printing, at times, the page numbers are off by 1):

KJV Errors in the Book of Mormon? (a response to an old online article by Paulson)

Constantine was Unregenerate according to Some Evangelical Apologists

LDS Appeals to J.R. Dummelow and the Trinity

Matthew Paulson Fails to Prove Sola Scriptura

False Prophecy in 1 Nephi 13:20?

Responding to "Is the Book of Mormon Perfect or Corrupted?"

Assurance, Authenticity, Errors, and the Book of Mormon

Isaiah 52:13-53:12, Mosiah 14, and KJV Chapter and Verse Separations in the Book of Mormon

Chiasmus in the Book of Mormon

The sloppiness of some anti-Mormon Authors

The Second Lord of Psalm 110:1

The charge that LDS and non-LDS Scholars Abuse Eusebius

Responding to Misinformed Comments on LDS Pneumatology

No, 1 Clement does not teach Sola Fide

Responding to critics of Latter-day Saint theology about the meaning of κηρύσσω in 1 Peter 3:19

Does the fact that Some Early Christians Affirmed Baptism of Blood (and Desire) Mean they Did not Believe Water Baptism was Essential?

Answering Matthew Paulson's Biblical Objections to Posthumous Salvation

Athenagoras: Proto-Trinitarian?

Do LDS Abuse Johann Mosheim? Responding to Matthew A. Paulson

Matthew Paulson: Patristic Scholar Extraordinaire!

Is 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 Exhaustive of What Is Required to Believe for Salvation?

Anti-Mormon Author Admits that Non-LDS Scholars Agree with LDS Interpretation of 1 Corinthians 15:29

Matthew Paulson Shoots Himself in the Foot about "Mormonism" (and Christianity) being a "Cult"

Did Ignatius of Antioch Teach Sola Fide?

Refuting Matthew Paulson on Isaiah 1:18

Matthew Paulson Providing a Textbook Example of a Quote-Mine

Anti-LDS Critic: "All" does not mean Always mean "All"

The Prophecy in 2 Nephi 10:7

Matthew Paulson's Confusion Concerning Whether God Truly Has Emotions

Evangelical Apologist Speaking From Both Sides of their Mouth Concerning Inerrancy and Preservation of the Bible

Matthew Paulson's Self-Defeating Appeal to Hans Urs Von Balthasar on Original Sin and Anthropology

Matthew Paulson Citing Two Randomers against "Mormonism"

Matthew Paulson's Struggle to Explain James 2

Matthew A. Paulson: The Beginning of "Mormonism" Attempting to become More Mainstream Began in March 1988

Matthew A. Paulson: Christians Do not Perform Rituals?

Matthew A. Paulson on Misspelt Names of Authors

Matthew A. Paulson on Latter-day Saint Belief that the Bible is Authoritative

Matthew A. Paulson in "Breaking the Mormon Code": Roman Catholicism Adopted the Shepherd of Hermas(!)

Matthew A. Paulson Claiming Christadelphians and The Way International are "Arian" in their Christology

Refuting Matthew Paulson on the use of "God of gods": Origen's Commentary on John cf. Ben C. Blackwell on Irenaeus's use of the phrase "God of Gods" in Against Heresies 3.6.1-3; The Ontological Existence of "gods" and "lords" in Origen, Contra Celsum; Andrey A. Romanov on the ontological existence of "gods" and "lords" in the expression "God of god and Lord of lords" in Deuteronomy 10:17

Did Origen Teach Original Sin? A Response to Matthew Paulson; cf. Everett Ferguson on Origen's Anthropology

Responding to Matthew Paulson on the KJV Isaiah Chapter Divisions and the Book of Mormon

Refuting Matthew Paulson's Appeal to Polycarp as a Proto-Trinitarian