The Book of Mormons 2 - Psychedelic Joseph Smith

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Psychedelic Joseph Smith: Part One
This book tells the story of Joseph Smith's childhood and adolescence in a way you've never seen before. It describes what fairy tales influenced his imagination and how he got into the occult and drugs. The story also includes retold passages from the Book of Mormon that are linked to current events and explained in the context of how Joseph Smith actually invented them. The book traces Dartmouth, the gold mining expeditions, family relationships, and how Joseph projected his life events (such as his childhood surgery) onto the text of the Book of Mormon.

The book is a part 2 of The Book of Mormons series:
The Book of Mormons is a series of books dealing with Mormon history. They contain the results of scholarly research but are also written in a narrative form that allows the reader insight into the minds of the individual characters.
The first volume in this series discusses the author's own experience in the Mormon Church and explains how Joseph Smith combined Native American stories and biblical narratives to create the Book of Mormon. The second volume explores Joseph Smith's childhood and describes the events and books that influenced him, how he came to be involved in the occult, and how he began using psychedelic substances. The third part deals with Joseph Smith's adulthood and the cult he created during his lifetime. The fourth volume traces the history of Mormon fundamentalism and neo-fundamentalism, from the days of Brigham Young to the Daybell and Vallow murders.