Gordon B. Hinckley replies to questions about fundamentalists practicing polygamy in modern times and states "I condemn it, yes, as a practice, because I think it is not doctrinal."

Elder Quentin Cook suggests that those who have drawn "incorrect conclusions" from "internet materials... can repent and be spiritually renewed."

Jeremy Runnells posts on ExMormon subreddit claiming proof that Joseph Smith was a fraud.

Jeremy Runnells requests feedback on rough draft of CES Letter.

Jeremy Runnells requests feedback on the final draft of CES letter in r/exmormon.

Jeremy Runnells states he wrote CES letter "for my kids who one day are going to ask their dad why he left the faith".

CES Letter pdf shared on mormonthink.com/personalstories on May 1, 2013.

Jeremy Runnells "Crowdsourcing Response to FAIR #2: Polygamy/Polyandry" post.

Jeremy Runnells "Crowdsourcing Response to FAIR #4: Priesthood Restoration" post.

Jeremy Runnells "Crowdsourcing Response to FAIR #6: Other Concerns" post.

Jeremy Runnells responds to FairMormon "debunking" CES Letter.

Jeremy Runnells explains why he wrote the satirical open letter on Reddit to Quentin L. Cook in an interview on Mormon Stories.

Jeremy Runnells talks about taking research from others, including the Tanners, and compiling it to create the CES Letter on the Mormon Stories podcast.

Jeremy Runnells states that in the summer of 2012 "I don't believe in this anymore" on Mormon Stories podcast.

Runnells explains on the Mormon Stories Podcast that he learned things about Church history and felt "betrayed."

FairMormon publishes detailed responses to the claims made in the CES Letter.

Daniel C. Peterson response to CES Letter at FAIR conference 2014.

"Bamboozled by the 'CES Letter'" by Michael Ash.

Jeremy Runnells recalls the circumstances and timing surrounding the creation of the CES Letter and the FAIR debunking content in a comment on Reddit.

March 2015 version of Letter to a CES Director by Jeremy Runnells.

Runnells comments on Reddit that "the target audience" of the CES Letter "are the fence sitters" and that his rebuttal to FAIR's criticisms of the CES Letter "is going to destroy FairMormon's latest crayon drawing butthurt recovery attempt."

Jeremy Runnells explains why he went full-time with the "CES Letter Project" and that he is "obsessed with alleviating suffering and helping to liberate the minds of human beings from a cult" in a comment on Reddit.

Video of "Jeremy Runnells LDS Church Court" April 17, 2016.

Gephardt Daily news reports on the press conference held in a church parking lot immediately after Jeremy Runnells' disciplinary court.

Lindsay Hansen Park comments on CES Letter on Feminist Mormon Housewives website.

Jeremy Runnells claims that he "was doing everything he could to restore [his] testimony" and that "the CES Letter is just a letter to a CES Director" in the Common Attacks section of the CESletter.org website.

Introduction to the CES Letter + table of contents.

CES Letter excerpt "Yesterday's prophets are today's heretics".

Current edition of the CES Letter, updated October 2017.

The CES Letter claims that the Church hid data concerning the nature of Joseph Smith's translation of the Book of Mormon.

The CES Letter claims that the Church attempts to control information and dissuade members from studying topics from sources other than the Church.

The CES Letter claims that Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery "backdated and retrofitted Priesthood restoration events."

Jeremy Runnells clarifies the original purpose and the updated purpose of the CES Letter from Dec. 2017 onward in the CES Letter 2.0 announcement.

Jim Bennett's "A CES Letter Reply: Faithful Answers For Those Who Doubt."

Dallin H. Oaks speaks about evaluating data and sources in the October 2018 General Conference.

The Institute teacher material for "Foundations of the Restoration" includes a section on "evaluating sources."

Brandon Ly argues that CES Letter helps Latter-day Saints shift their paradigm to something more sustainable that will help the Church survive the 21st century.

Sarah Allen's 70-part series "dice1899's CES Rebuttal" on Reddit.

Jeremy Runnells personal bio on CESLetter.org.

David Snell gives an overview of the CES Letter on Saints Unscripted.

Jeremy Runnells affirms he wrote the CES Letter and it was not "crowd sourced".

CESletter.org contains seven different "debunkings" to criticisms of his CES Letter.

Author C. Randall Nicholson shares his criticism of the CES Letter in a blog post on his website.