Item Detail
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5384
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13
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English
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Mormonism, the Maori and Cultural Authenticity
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The Journal of Pacific History
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2000
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35
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133-146
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Underwood discusses the cultural identity of the Maori from their own point of view. The Maori identify with the Book of Mormon because they believe it offers proof that they are decendants of Israel.
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