Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture
or '''Merge''' into Daniel C. Peterson - I'm just not finding any significant secondary sources about this journal.  Most of the references I'm finding in secondary sources are written by the journal's founder, which might as well be considered a primary sources.  Of the small handful of secondary sources written by people unaffiliated with the journal, most of them deal with the rather dramatic split at FARMS that prompted the journal's creation rather than anything about the journal itself.   I'm not finding any evidence of this journal's "renown" in any way.  I haven't found a single academic paper, even in among LDS scholarship, that has referenced a single one of its articles.  To be fair, this journal has published a grand total of six issues as of this writing.  Therefore, this might just be a matter of |being too soon.   As of right now though, it doesn't meet any of the criteria that Hodgdon claims it does.  1)  As near as I can tell, it hasn't been cited in another publication of any kind.  2) The journal hasn't been around long enough to have any verifiable influence at all mostly because 3) the journal doesn't have any significant history
— User:Shinmawa, 07:23, 17 August 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:TOOSOON (Wikipedia:Too soon)