| Reform Mormons are free to explore and use the Scripture of the world for
their pursuits. Our view is that Scripture is always the writing of men,
offering a view of the eternal. Links are to external websites. With the exception of the Book of Michael, Reform Mormonism neither supports or endorses these sites. It is unfortunate that in some cases the best sites for exploration of early Mormon documents have an anti-Mormon bias; nevertheless, access to this information is more important than the sites which host it. |
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| Book of Michael |
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Reform Mormon scripture. Chapter 5 helps identify the nature of scripture and sets the stage for exploration of all the world's scripture as valid learning tools in spiritual pursuit. |
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| Scanned Images | 1830 (First Edition) Book of Mormon | |
| Scanned Images | 1833 Book of Commandments and 1835 Doctrine and Covenants | |
| Current Orthodox LDS Scripture | Current (revised) versions of the four books of the LDS cannon. | |
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| Versions of the Bible | A synopsis of all versions of the Bible. | |
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| English Versions of the Bible | Menu of English translations of the Bible. | |
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| The Nag Hammadi Texts | Christian Gnosticism texts discovered in Egypt in 1945. | |
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| Gnostic Scripture | What is gnosis? A type of "knowing" by personal experience or perception, rather than by rational means. These early Christians - and most of their writing - were wiped out by the Orthodox Christian movement in the 4th century. | |
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| The Noble Qur'an | A message from Allah to humanity, transmitted from Allah to the angel Gabriel, then to the Prophet Muhammad. Forms one leg of the basis of Islam. | |
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| Sunnah and Hadith | The other leg of the basis of Islam. The sunnah is the way the Prophet Muhammad lived his life; the Hadith is a narration of it. | |
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| Buddhism Texts | Including Tibetian and Zen Buddhism collections. | |
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| Srîmad Bhâgavatam | Described in it's own text as the "literary incarnation of God." | |
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| Bhagavad-Gita | The divine discourse spoken by Krishna is the most popular and well known of all the sacred scriptures from ancient India. | |
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| The Internet Sacred Texts Archive | A quiet place in cyberspace devoted to religious tolerance and scholarship. Thousands of religious texts. |
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