No scientific evidence = no credible evidence.

Not saying that something couldn’t eventually be found later that dates the existence of “horses” beyond what we currently believe, but still—there’s no evidence of that and I’d be shocked if anything suddenly came up to support the BoM timeline advancing 10,000+ years ago.

This article leans heavily on citing what is believed to be Native American oral tradition‘s—not scientific evidence. If horses were that common in early Native American communities, don’t you think it would be an easy archeological find?

Even if one still believed that horses were already in the America’s in 600 BC, but clearly not common enough to get the attention of our most advanced archeologists, then what does that say about the thousands upon thousands of BoM people slaughtered on horseback in war? Dig deeper. The issue of BoM horses is only a tiny fraction of the church’s real problems and certainly not the hill to die on.