here is what he also said ..
His gospel is the same everywhere on the earth, and those who recorded it, did so as they were instructed. The differences are often in what has been deleted from the earliest Biblical texts. None of the texts used to compile the Bible are older than about 200 A.D. As far as the Isaiah text that appears in the Book of Mormon, the text that is used there was because it was on the Plates of Brass that Lehi took with them. About 30% of Isiah is quoted on the Gold Plates from which came the Book of Mormon. About 60% of the more than 400 Isaiah verses found in the Book of Mormon read differently than those in the Bible. All of these texts predate anything that has been used to compile the Bible, whether from Isiah or those of the Savior. If you would ever bother to read the Book of Mormon you would see that Christ worked through Prophets that wrote the texts that are found in the Book of Mormon just as he did those of Israel. Very Simply the teachings found in the Book of Mormon are more complete and easier to understand than those in the Bible. The last entries on the Plates of Brass are dated at 600 B.C. with most of it much older than that. It appears that these plates were the original texts that date back at least to Moses. Believe what you wish, I have the truth, which you nor anyone else on this forum has ever bothered to read. Until you do, you all put your salvation in hands of others that have convinced you what to believe. You will never find salvation by an appeal to the Bible only nor in any ancient manuscripts written by those who are called by the world the early church fathers. Confusion reigns in the Christian world and it will until you and the rest of mankind open not only your eyes and ears but also your hearts.
and my reply ..
I have not found any protests regarding the date of P 52. There is consensus among C. H. Roberts, Frederic Kenyon, H. I. Bell, Adolf Deissmann, and W. P. Hatch. I have found the arguments very convincing for the early date of the papyrus. P52 shows critical similarities to many other early papyri: P. Fayum 110 (94 CE); the Egerton Gospel (130-50 CE); P. Oslo 22 (127 CE); P. London 278 (81-96 CE); and P. Berolinenses 6845 (ca 100 CE). The closest papyrus is P. Berolinenses 6845 (ca 100 CE) - even P. Berol. 6845 has handwriting that parallels other first century papyri, but the editors dated it second century because of its appearance. Therefore, the editors of the most recent publication of P52 have dated it closer to 100 CE (Comfort, The Text of the Earliest Greek NT MSS, 2001).
THE YOUNGER DATE NOW APPLIED IS ONLY 2 YEARS AFTER THE DEATH OF JOHN (98 ad) MEANING IT IS EVEN POSSIBLE IT CAME FROM HIS HAND ..
you have NOTHING that can prove that the Golden Tablets that were used to compile the Mormon scripture were accurate translations of the original texts other than BELIEF ..
you sure you want to travel this path ???
the message should be the same .. Love God, Love others, and Live righteously ..
do we not both preach this ???