Scriptural Mormonism: Resources for "We Agree with Moroni 8:18" day (18 August)

This Saturday (2018) is the 18th August. Each 8/18 (as Americans like to put it, i.e., month-day as opposed the only true and living way, which is day-month) . . . is a day where many Evangelical critics of the LDS Church state they are in agreement with Moroni 8:18 (cf. Psa 90:2), and claim that the Book of Mormon is opposed to Latter-day Saint theology.

Here are some resources to soundly refute such nonsense:

Moroni 8:18, Psalm 90:2, and the Latter-day Saint Understanding of Deity (cf. (cf. Email exchange with a Confused Calvinist on LDS Theology and Christology; Latter-day Saints have Chosen the True, Biblical Jesus;The Christological Necessity of Universal Pre-Existence)

Insights from D. Charles Pyle, "I Have Said Ye are Gods"

Spiros Zodhiates on עוֹלָם (cf. David Bentley Hart on Greek and Hebrew Concepts of Eternity and David Bentley Hart on Matthew 25:46 and the meaning of αἰώνιος)

1 Chronicles 16:36 and its implications for Psalm 90:2 and Moroni 8:18

Last year, Fred Anson, who claims to be a "Mormon Studies Scholar," embarrassed himself on Psa 90:2 and other issues. Some might enjoy the following:

Responding to a critic on Moroni 8:18/Psalm 90:2

Charles A. Gieschen's translation of Genesis 16:13

See also

Blake Ostler on the "Father" of God the Father in the Sermon in the Grove (shows how Robert Bowman played loose and fast with Blake Ostler's work)

D. Charles Pyle on Egyptian Terms for "Eternity"

The Answer to "How Long Is Eternity?" in the Millennial Star in 1943

Origen on αιων/αιωνος denoting a very long time, but not "eternal" in the modern understanding

Lyle Eslinger on Instances of עד־עולם not denoting "forever" but "for a while"

William G. T. Shedd on instances of עולם/αιων(ος) Denoting a Limited Period of Time