In many of the threads on the board a critic will write something like, "Joseph Smith can't be a prophet because he did X!" An apologist then responds with something like, "No prophet is perfect. After all he is just a man." Yet Christ warned us to beware of false prophets. Certainly He is encouraging us to pay attention to what a professed prophet says and does. In light of Christ's warnings and the fact that no prophet is perfect, I ask the following question: What level of "not perfect" shoul