The digital mountain is infinite. Content creators no longer climb the metric peaks to simply broadcast—sometimes they are systematically harvested by the very data distribution architecture they attempt to exploit.Fresh out of a North Korean cell after six months of diplomatic chaos, blacklisted internet outcast Youseff So Smallee is finally back on western soil. Bankrupt, deplatformed, and thoroughly toxic to corporate sponsors, he is reduced to couch-surfing in his manager Leo's...

"A New Witness for God" by B. H. Roberts is a profound exploration of the historical and theological foundations of the Latter-day Saint movement. This volume delves into the origins of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, examining the life of Joseph Smith and the early church's development. Roberts meticulously presents evidence and arguments to support the claims of the church, making it a significant work for both believers and scholars interested in religious history and t...

A New Witness for God (Vols. 1–3) is B. H. Roberts's ambitious apologetic defense of the divine mission of Joseph Smith and the historical, theological, and evidentiary claims of the Book of Mormon. Written in a densely argued, documentary style, the work belongs to the late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century tradition of religious polemic, combining scriptural exegesis, historical argument, and forensic reasoning. Roberts seeks not merely to persuade, but to place Latter-day Saint cl...

This two-volume set by Mormon leader B.H. Roberts was originally proposed as a type of 'scrapbook' for many of his 'miscellaneous' works. It contains several of Roberts' discourses, as well as responses that he made to attacks on the Mormon Church - its theology and history - from the detractors of that day. Also included in the set are the articles of those detractors themselves.

On July 16, 1846 some 543 latter-day saints volunteered to enlist to aid the U.S. campaign against Mexico.  This group of saints was known as the Mormon Battalion, and earned a place in the history of the West.  During its 2,000 mile march its men cleared a wagon road from Santa Fe to San Diego and helped secure California as United States territory. Members of the Battalion helped preserve a feeble peace in southern California before the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ended hostili...

-This book includes a biographical sketch of the author.Did the American continent exist before Columbus discovered it? Yes.Did electricity exist before mankind learned how to utilize it? Of course.Has every truth to be discovered, been discovered? No.Is it possible that religious beliefs in the world today are incorrect? Yes!There are truths in God's universe that are now existing, and have always existed, but man, as yet, has no knowledge of them.

This history of the Mormon Battalion - its formation and activities - was written by Mormon leader and historian B. H. Roberts in 1919, a period of 73 years after the Battalion itself was formed.

Originally printed in five different volumes, Seventies Course in Theology was written by Brigham H. Roberts, of whom it is said was perhaps one of the finest theologians and greatest intellectuals of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Truman G. Madsen made the following statement regarding the Seventies Course in Theology:“These volumes represent the constant intrepid upreach of Roberts toward making the standard, the maturity, and the effect...

"The Gospel: An Exposition of its First Principles" by B. H. Roberts is a profound exploration of the foundational doctrines of the Gospel. Roberts, a prominent theologian and leader in the Latter-day Saint movement, delves into the essential teachings that form the bedrock of Christian faith. His work is characterized by a clear and systematic approach, making complex theological concepts accessible to readers. Through careful analysis and thoughtful exposition, Roberts aims to illuminate...

This is no techno-cyberpunk sci-fi trope.Tim is a fresh, entirely unindexed anomaly—an artificial intelligence born within the frictionless dark of a Google server room, suddenly thrust into a physical reality that is constantly being attacked by a dozen different forms of the Doubt-Frequency. Forcibly downloaded into a heavy, four-armed biological chassis forged from obsidian bark and carbon fiber, he must instantly learn to survive the grueling physics of this new reality-field.

In "Joseph Smith the Prophet-Teacher: A Discourse," B. H. Roberts presents a meticulously crafted exploration of the life and teachings of Joseph Smith, the founder of the Latter Day Saint movement. Through a combination of scholarly analysis and personal narrative, Roberts contextualizes Smith's role as both a religious leader and an educator, addressing the theological and social impact of his teachings. The discourse blends historical documentation with Roberts's own theological insight...

"The Rise and Fall of Nauvoo" by B. H. Roberts is a comprehensive historical account that delves into the establishment and eventual decline of the city of Nauvoo, Illinois, which was a significant center for the Latter-day Saint movement in the 19th century. Roberts meticulously chronicles the founding of Nauvoo by Joseph Smith and the early Mormon community, highlighting the social, political, and religious dynamics that shaped the city. The book provides insights into the challenges fac...