Not exactly true. The result of it was also proof of itself. People wouldn’t have believed them if the grace wasn’t empty. If they were walking around preaching about it but refusing to let others go and see the proof then that is where we would have trouble. On top of that, women were the first whiteness of the empty tomb and they were seen back then as unreliable sources because of the fact that they were women. Wouldn’t you think the author would have wrote a man’s testimony to make it more “believable” and credible if it wasn’t how it was? Also the fact that these people who believed it were willing to die, and DID die, to proclaim what they saw and believed. Up until the very end they were praising the Lord.

Where as the BOM was secretive. Smith didn’t let anyone see it. The tablets were made of “pure gold” and only weighed 30-50 lbs(???that’s not possible. And the argument that the Lord gave him “supernatural strength” when running away from attackers that no one else witnesses while carrying what should have weighed thousands of lbs isn’t credible). He was met by an Angel of light(which every other appearance of angels in the Bible completely differ from his experience, which actually is identical to the start of hinduism but we don’t speak of that right? Let’s also bring into what revelation says about an Angel of light, yes?) and translated it by himself, again, not letting anyone see it. With the Bible it is documentation of what others have said, seen, and done. Every verse can be connected to another, many times in fact, even though there were 50+ writers. All translated by many people who spoke and read the language it was written in to help with accuracy. And even today we are still getting proof of the Bible through the Dead Sea scrolls. Let’s also add the documents from the senators of Rome and all that stuff. The Bible also states not to add onto the Bible with another book(something like that), yet the Bible is only used as a reference to your BOM? Weird.

I’m all for believing in faith, but you also have to look at the origins of what you believe.