The Facts on the Mormon Church (The Facts on Series)

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Summary: Good source of historical mormon mistakes
Review: A simple book to keep a person updated on the history of the Mormon church. Mr. Ankerberg is another writer who puts the facts out for anyone to learn the hidden side of cults. This book serves as a current guide for people trying to not be swayed with the plagarized works of Joseph Smith. It's a great book to keep handy in case a young Mormon missionary is trying to persuade people who don't know the truth of the Mormon church and they certainly won't tell you. ie. blood atonement and secret handshakes, and slitting of the throat gestures in the obediant temples. I would recommend the book to anyone simply trying to avoid being told what the Mormons believe at this current time. It serves as a historical reference of how many changes the "prophets", always life-long Mormons, have covered up and changed.

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Summary: Informative, eye opening, straight talk --must read!
Review: Did you think that the Mormon Church was just another Protestant Christian Evangelical denomination? This book will explain the difference in plain English. It is written in a question and answer formate. This small 44 page book lists several clear differences in the Mormon Church and the Bible. If you believe the Bible and are interested in spending an hour or so aquiring an understanding of this groups mis-claims as a Christian Religion then this little book is a must read!

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Summary: The key to knowledge is more reading, and then some.
Review: Lies are black. Black holes are the deepest, lie-full-est, and blackest. And mormonismsm is one of the worst. This book packs in the information that you "read and more reading" will help you.

I think it was Milton who said that Truth is a gem that runs from you, so hurry up and catch it.

I oppose the Mormonites, bnut I hate them with the pure love of God. I belive that we can love them out of their doubt into love.

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Summary: Read all you can
Review: Mormonism is no doubt one of the most successful religions on earth. As Joesph Smith boasted that he led the early mormons even better than Paul, Moses and Jesus (HC 6:408-412). I believe this to be quite true. Yet, even if you ask the mormon missionaries, members or bishops they don't know about the Adam-God theory, Different accounts of the First Vision, Endowment similarities with the Free Masonary or the completely pagan Book of Abraham, etc. These things you will not learn at BYU, missionary sessions, Sunday school, or seminary. Most LDS don't even know about these stuff. The best way to judge for yourself is to read mormon and anti-mormon books then judge for yourself if The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is as good as the name sounds or is just another religion.