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Quick Question on Moroni 8:18
Posted in Book of Mormon, Mormon Scripture
Tagged Keith Walker, Moroni 8:18, Nature of God
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Mormonism and Visitations from the Dead
People who have died are very important to members of the Mormon Church. The dead are a very important aspect of the Mormon gospel. The sixth President of the Church, Joseph F. Smith, taught, “We will not finish our work … Continue reading
A Kinder, Gentler Mormonism?
The June 2012 Ensign magazine included an article titled, “The Honor and Order of the Priesthood” by President of the Quorum of the Twelve [Mormon] Apostles, Boyd K. Packer. The article began by relating a story about Mormonism’s 12th Prophet … Continue reading
Posted in Great Apostasy, LDS Church
Tagged Authority, Bertel Thorvaldsen, Boyd K. Packer, Christus Statue, Spencer W. Kimball
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Mormonism and the Pressure to be Positive
In July (2012) Salt Lake City’s City Weekly interviewed former Mormon John K. Williams. The resulting article, “Mormon Mission Spin – John K. Williams: Pressure To Be Positive,” discusses Mr. Williams’ experiences and personal struggles as a Mormon missionary in … Continue reading
Mormon Temples: One Way
Thomas S. Monson, the current LDS president and prophet, has a Facebook page. Well, actually, a Thomas Monson Facebook page exists, but it is “not an Official church Facebook page.” The page describes itself as, “Quotes and talks from Thomas … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon Temple, Salvation
Tagged Jesus Christ, Salvation, Temples, Thomas S. Monson
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Mormonism (at best) a very distant cousin of Christianity
Eliza Wood, a contributing blogger to Huffington Post, recently (27 July 2012) wrote an article titled, “Are Mormons Closer to Muslims or Christians?” Her reason for tackling this question: “As the media shapes our understanding of the Mormon faith, now … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, God the Father, Jesus Christ, LDS Church, Mormon Temple, Nature of God
Tagged Christianity, Islam, Mormonism, Temples
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Transitioning from Mormonism to Christianity
Earlier this year Reuters reported that the top leadership of the Mormon Church is not only aware of the fact that Mormons are “leaving [the Church] in droves,” but the leaders “really care” about the situation. Additionally, ex-Mormon discussion and … Continue reading
Mormon History: Here a blip, there a blip…
Latter-day Saint Melissa Inouye writes, “Mormonism isn’t like a string of Christmas lights.” She would rather liken Mormonism to a loaf of sourdough bread, and here’s why. Each light in a string of Christmas lights is dependent on the other … Continue reading
Posted in Early Mormonism, Mormon History
Tagged Book of Mormon, First Vision, History, Joseph Smith, Mormon History, Priesthood
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Mormonism and the United States Constitution
With the 4th of July celebration of America’s independence on our minds, a look at Mormonism and the Constitution seems timely. I originally wrote the following article in 1999 after an experience I had while participating in a Christian outreach … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Liberties
Tagged Constitution, Madrid Temple, Mormonism, Temple outreach
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