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D. MICHAEL QUINN - THE 7 DEADLY SINS OF TRADITIONAL MORMON HISTORY

• Shrinking from analyzing a controversial topic.

• Concealing sensitive or contradictory evidence.

• Hesitating to follow the evidence to "revisionist" interpretations that run counter to "traditional" assumption.

• Using evidence to insult the religious belief of Mormons.

• Disappointing the scholarly expectations of academics.

• Catering to public relations preferences.

• Using an "academic" work to proselytize for religious conversion or defection.

  
  

- drawn from The New Mormon History, Editor's Introduction, D. Michael Quinn, Editor, 1992, Signature Books.