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Category Archives: Gospel
Do Mormons and Christians Share the Same Gospel? (part 2)
On Monday (18 June 2012) Mormon Coffee addressed the claim made by BYU Professor James Faulconer: “Mormons differ from other Christians in significant ways, but there is little difference between us in our understanding of the gospel.” How individual Mormons … Continue reading
Posted in Gospel
Tagged David B. Haight, Gospel, James E. Faust, James Faulconer, L. Tom Perry, Michael Horton
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Do Mormons and Christians Share the Same Gospel?
LDS Professor James Faulconer recently posed and answered the question, “How Do Mormons Understand the Gospel?” After exploring a few ideas, he concluded, “Mormons differ from other Christians in significant ways, but there is little difference between us in our … Continue reading
Posted in Gospel
Tagged Articles of Faith, Bruce McConkie, fulness of the gospel, Gospel, Howard W. Hunter, James Faulconer
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Five Basic Principles of a Mormon Testimony
A very popular new book (# 2 at this writing) found in the LDS bookstore chain Deseret Book is The Testimony Glove. According to the Testimony Gloves blog, “Testimony Gloves are a tool to help children understand the basic principles … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Forgiveness, Gospel, Mormon Culture
Tagged Doctrine, Gospel, Testimony Glove, Wordless Book
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Three Little Words
For several hours each night before the Mormon Miracle Pageant in Manti, Utah, Mormon Tabernacle Choir music is broadcast over loudspeakers. One might hear popular Mormon songs like Come, Come Ye Saints (a pioneer song) or Praise to the Man … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Gospel, Nature of God
Tagged Manti Pageant, Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Trinity
51 Comments
Condemning Unbelievers
Upon hearing the Christian Gospel message, people are sometimes offended at the idea that everyone, themselves included, are sinners. The fact that the Bible is the source for this designation (Romans 3:23) doesn’t usually hinder a quick accusation that the … Continue reading
Gospel Questions
This may seem like a silly question, but can anyone tell me what comprises “the Gospel” according to Mormonism? I ask because I recently came across a video on You Tube titled “Sharing the Gospel with Elder Hartman Rector Jr., … Continue reading
Posted in Book of Mormon, Gospel, Salvation
160 Comments
Never Enough
What follows is a noteworthy article from Tabletalk magazine, January 2009: For the Love of Slavery? by John P. Sartelle “Yet because of false brothers secretly brought in — who slipped in to spy out our freedom that we have … Continue reading
Posted in Gospel, Grace, Salvation, Uncategorized
Tagged Assurance, Grace, Works of the flesh
114 Comments
The Main Claim of Mormonism
Lee Benson at Mormon Times wrote about the “big image problem” Mormons are plagued with. According to LDS researcher Gary Lawrence, “We’re not as popular as we think we are.” Though Americans are very aware of the LDS Church (84 … Continue reading
Heartbreak of the Mormon Gospel
In a recent article on Mormon Times, LDS author Orson Scott Card wrote a column about books. Books he’s seen, books he’s read, and “Mormon books [he’ll] do without.” Much of the article was written a bit tongue-in-cheek, but Mr. … Continue reading
Posted in Forgiveness, Gospel, Grace, Repentance, Salvation
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