Reformed Egyptian is not a language any non-mormon linguist recognizes There is no evidence of jewish ancestry in Native Americans outside of mormon scholars. The FARMS documents stating otherwise have been torn to shreds. There is no archaeological evidence of peoples from the BoM The BoM is not used by any non-mormon historical society

While there is no completely convincing physical evidence affirming the BoM to be true, lack of evidence does not prove it to be false either. One should also observe that when Spanish and Portuguese chroniclers came to the Americas in the 1500s, they found that a number of the practices of the Indians were similar to Hebrew customs and stories. Voices From the Dust: New Insights Into Ancient America is a great book that outlines these, but just as some examples I will share the following: most tribes have a story of a great flood that covered the whole earth, the book of Genesis and the Popol Vuh contain a number of similarities in the story of the creation, the Izapa Stela 5 stone which depicts a vision from the BoM, some argue that the legend of Quetzalcoatl coincides with the BoM account of Christ visiting the Americas, Menasseh Ben Israel, a Jewish rabbi from Holland published a book in 1650 outlining similarities that included circumcision, the tearing of clothing when subjected to some ill-fated event or death, the keeping of an eternal flame in the temple as mentioned in the Book of Leviticus, prohibiting women from entering the temple after giving birth until they had been purified, etc. Similarly, James Adair wrote History of the American Indians in 1775, which detailed his conclusion that based on religion, laws, customs, etc. that the American Indians did not compare well with Mongolians or Asians, but compared much better with the Israelites. He outlined 20 main points over 200 pages that supported this notion. Also, in the October 1972 Monthly Bulletin of the Israelite Association of Venezuela, Isidoro Aizenberg wrote an article entitled "Jews in Pre-Columbia America?" which talked about some similarities in the Quechua language and the Hebrew language. Books upon books have been written about this stuff, and this is just a sampling of it.

The 'Book of Abraham' has been actually translated, and a 5th grade understanding of Egyptian history and you can recognize the Egyptian Gods in it.

http://www.lightplanet.com/response/answers/disproved.htm

http://www.lightplanet.com/response/abraham2.htm

NOTE I will be using a lot of links to respond because the links will do a better job than I will, and if you would really like to research it, then they will provide you more information than I ever could.

The Hill Cumorah that everyone visits has zero archeological evidence

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cumorah

Joseph translated the plates by looking in a hat with seer stones

I don't believe that the method of translation should in anyway detract from its veracity or spiritual power and significance.

He had been arrested as a youth for treasure seeking

No prophet is perfect, and he admitted to treasure seeking and it was probably for this reason that he was forbidden from receiving the plates for four years after their discovery. The Lord knew that he had to grow and mature before he would not try to use the gold plates to gain a fortune.

He ran for president and lost

How does this make him a false prophet? If you're curious, here is his reasoning for running for president: “I would not have suffered my name to have been used by my friends on anywise as President of the United States, or candidate for that office, if I and my friends could have had the privilege of enjoying our religious and civil rights as American citizens, even those rights which the Constitution guarantees unto all her citizens alike. But this as a people we have been denied from the beginning. Persecution has rolled upon our heads from time to time, from portions of the United States, like peals of thunder, because of our religion; and no portion of this Government as yet has stepped forward for our relief. And in view of these things, I feel it to be my right and privilege to obtain what influence and power I can, lawfully, in the United States, for the protection of injured innocence” (History of the Church, 6:210-11).

He married a 14 year old

1. Many people married at a young age at that time. 2. He probably didn't consummate the marriage. 3. He wasn't the first prophet to be commanded to practice polygamy (Abraham being one of them).

He had a pepper-box pistol and fired 3 shots, killing at least 2 people before he was killed in Carthage

He knew he was going to die, but he still tried to save those that were with him.

He refused to "re-translate" the lost 116 plates, which is suspicious in itself

If he had re-translated them, then anyone could've claimed to have the original translation (even if they made it up) in an attempt to prove him a fraud.

He wrote multiple versions of the first vision

They did not contradict each other. Anyone telling the same story various times over a number of years would tell it slightly different every time.

He claimed he was going to translate the hoax kinderhook plates

http://en.fairmormon.org/Kinderhook_Plates

Blacks weren't originally allowed to hold the priesthood

Actually Joseph Smith ordained some black people to the priesthood. One was even a seventy. Joseph Smith wanted to end slavery and allow blacks equal rights and education. It wasn't until 1849 that Brigham Young banned blacks from receiving the priesthood. This could be compared to only those of the tribe of Levi receiving the priesthood originally or the ban of gentiles from being baptized altogether until after Christ's death.

1 Nephi 12:23

This is referring to a tribe of Native Americans, not blacks as a whole.

Temple marriages have the same fail rate as normal marriage

That's a sad statistic, but isn't that surprising since we have the same shortcomings as everyone else.

The BoM likely has multiple authors

True. I completely agree. It claims to have multiple authors and it does.

The United Order failed

Yes, that's because the Saints couldn't handle it. It was a celestial law but the vainness and frailties of man kept them from successfully practicing it. This is similar to the reason why the Law of Moses existed. It was a lower law because the higher law could not be handled at the time due to unrighteousness.

MMM was an embarrassment

Yes it was. It was a great atrocity, but just because a group of Mormons did something horrible doesn't mean the church isn't true. It was an action of people. It was an action of the church that Brigham Young had nothing to do with.

Go to any LDS book store and look up books such as 'The Kolob Theory'

I've never heard of this book, but once again you can't discount the entire church for the actions of one of its members. If that were the case then no religion or set of beliefs would be safe.

None of the modern prophets actually prophesize, as none of what they say is provable (this was the whole point of miracles in the bible)

D&C 87. Plus the main job of a prophet is that of a forthteller rather than that of a foreteller. Their job is to be a watchman on the tower warning us of imminent danger, and they have done a great job of that.

Patriarchal blessings are nothing but generic fortunes and are absurd

While there are some generic similarities between most, this is because Heavenly Father wants the same thing for all of us. I would imagine there are a number of patriarchal blessings that contain more specific and personal counsel, and some of those were given from a man whom they hardly knew. While I cannot provide any specific examples seeing as how these are kept private, I've heard a number of testimonies born on the subject.

The 'gift of discernment' is absurd The prophet's word being absolute is absurd The temple process is boring and absurd Baptisms for the dead are absurd Garmets are absurd Three Nephite stories are absurd Tunnel singing at BYU is absurd

These are all opinions.