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Daniel M. Ortner

  • Attorney and Contributor, FIRE
Sacramento
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Attorney at the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression. Defender of liberty, and disciple of Jesus Christ. Views are my Own.
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The Plates of Brass: The Book of Mormon’s Biggest Historical Problem

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By Daniel M. Ortner
| boastinginchristalone.com
There’s been a lot of debate lately regarding the gold plates: could all of the material in the Book of Mormon have physically fit on the plates? Could Joseph Smith have physically handled them? Could they have been preserved miraculously? All of this debate, though, misses what may be the biggest historical problem of all: not the gold plates, but the plates of brass that Lehi supposedly brought from Jerusalem.
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Boasting in Christ Alone

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By Daniel M. Ortner
| boastinginchristalone.com
If you’ve ever watched the Star Wars sequels, you know the feeling of a frustrating retcon. You thought the story had a clear ending with Anakin redeemed, the Emperor defeated, balance restored. But then you discover in The Rise of Skywalker that Palpatine was somehow alive the whole time. Suddenly the heroic sacrifices of the original trilogy feel smaller, the victory less final, and the story seems like it’s stumbling over itself to justify a new chapter.
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ORTNER: Meta’s Free Speech Makeover And The Fight For Digital Free Speech

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By Daniel M. Ortner
| Conservative Review Verified
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