1. Alma & Korihor
All things testify that there is a God. It is impossible to know anything
about the future.
You don’t need a sign to believe in You cannot know things that you can’t
God. see.
You have no evidence that God does People who believe in God are crazy.
not exist.
How do you know Christ will not come? Religious traditions are foolish.
The prophets have testified that In life you take what you can get and
there is a God the strongest and the cleverest
succeed.
You have the scriptures. Death is the end of everything.
There is no such thing as right and
wrong.
Religion is a way of suppressing
people.
2. Ammon & King Lamoni –
Alma 18:24-40
1. What is the first thing
Ammon asks the King?
(verse 24)
2. Why you think he starts by
asking this?
3. What does Ammon do when
he is confused? (verses 25-
28)
4. Why do you think he does
this?
5. What does Ammon teach
next?
6. How does he know whether
the King believes him?
7. How could you apply what you
have learned when speaking to
your friends about the gospel?
3. Aaron and the King of Ishmael –
Alma 22:4-23
1. What is the first question
Aaron asks the King?
(verse 7)
2. Why do you think he
starts by asking this?
3. How does Aaron help the
King to understand who
God is? (verses 9-10)
4. Why do you think he does
this?
5. How does Aaron know
whether the king believes
what he is being told?
6. What did Aaron ask the
King to do? (verse 16)
7. How could you apply
what you have learned from
Aaron when talking to your
friends about the gospel?
Editor's Notes
Cut these up and ask the youth to find Korihor’s arguments.Stick them on the board and ask if they have come across similar arguments. Can they add to the list?How could they respond to them? Then put up Alma’s responses and compare with theirs.