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On 21-Jul-2010, Allen said:	"On 08-Jun-2009, Melody Mott said: I think that no matter what church you go to, we all beleive in GOD who is our heavnely father and the one that die for us all on the cross. I hate people that put other people down for what they beleive in."However the LDS church teaches that God is not Jesus. That God, Jesus, and the Holy Ghost are three separate beings with a singular cause. Therefore by your own statement God did not die on the cross for us.The LDS church has three conflicting teachings on the nature of God, Jesus and the Holy Ghost. One is that they are separate beings with a singular cause. A second is that they are one being that manifests as three. The third is that God, Jesus and the Holy Ghost are separate beings that hail from the planet Kolob and were once simple men who rose to godhood along side many others. All three of these teachings are available on LDS.org.Even my former bishop can't make heads or tails of it. I love this site and all the wonderful information I've come across because of it.	Great points Allen...Thanks!
On 17-Jul-2010, jason said:	thank you so much for this site. if mormons truly believe in the bible then they would know their religion is an abomination. "And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book." KING JAMES VERSIONmay God have mercy on your souls and show you the way before its too late.
On 12-Jul-2010, Timothy Brown said:	Wow. Fun reading! Do I sense a little rebellious backlash in some of you L D S members. Mainstream Christians who are truly born again only want to see L D S members saved. You think because we are not under the law, we are not obeying the lord. We have the 10 commandments to show us that we are sinners! We must not live in guilt and worry, because that makes us a prisoner to the law. Now because Jesus is the end of the law we are slaves to love, because Jesus tells us to love! It is so refreshing to be a prisoner to Jesus. Lovers of the loving Jesus sometime try to hard to bring the lost to the true Jesus. Born again Christians need to realize that devout L D S members were taught the wrong book first, blocking the ability to put the true word into their heart. You've been falsely told the bible is not true Members don't study verses like1 John 5:20 ("where it says We Know the son of God has come and has given us understanding, so that we may know him who is true, even his son Jesus Christ who is the true God and eternal life.") because they're convinced it's not true. I'm here to tell you the Bible is true. You need to read it, study it and digest it because it is the will and TESTAMENT of our one and only God, our Lord Jesus Christ. Yes you can say the same thing about the book of Mormon and we would study it. The hard part about that is, the authors of the Mormon books lose their credibility with zero historical proofs and multiple false prophesies! I weep at the stubborn denial of my friends & family who can't see the truth or won't research it (study the true word) for fear of excommunication.Jesus says again and again about Grace that he is speaking the truth. When you chose to live by the rules of the church instead of excepting the free gift of God, you are calling Jesus a liar. It is not the Grace of God + be good by keeping the commandments. You must depend on Grace alone. The fear will disappear!
On 01-Jun-2010, Jose Hurtado said:	If Mormonism is true; then God let the world go into darkness for a long period of human history (thus denying us godhood, and the only thing to connect to him we had was a mistranslated Bible. That does not sound like a God of love; that is the god of a twisted Cult!
On 31-May-2010, Michelle said:	Before my family joined the LDS church we asked MANY questions, and all were answered. I "church hopped" to find a religion that I felt was true. This was the ONLY church where the members acted the same way Mon-Sat, like they did on Sunday at church. This is the only church where you see young adults willing to take 2 years of their lives to do nothing but to help others, they give up tv, music, their family and friends to truly spread the word of Jesus and to teach. The wonderful beauty of America is that we have the freedom of religion, it seems that your time would have been much better spent strengthing your religion they tearing down some one elses. Religion should be based uppon attraction.	Michelle, religion should be based on TRUTH, not attraction...
On 24-May-2010, Robert said:	Thanks for the hard work and the systematic attempt at shedding some light for us all. I was first exposed to the remarkable work of the LDS when I was in the army (1980s). There was a strong sub-culture of LDS that "took care of their own" in a real and tangible way. The emphasis on family and good works was quite impressive to me as a young Christian and I was ashamed that much of the Church doesn't do as good of a job living out their faith in a visible way as most of the Mormons.That said, I have been very troubled lately by the overt attempt to go "mainstream" ecumenical by the LDS. The propaganda is very impressive and attempts to desensitize us to the very word "cult". There seems to be a program (in our culture as well as Mormonism) to make our language equivocal rather than univocal and worship a "mush-god" that changes with our tastes and fickle sensitivities. The fruit of this program reveals the author of it. And he is not Jesus' brother by any ridiculous fantasy.I am a creature. But the Good News is that the Creator loves me. And in the awful paradox of my sin and separation I can learn about holiness and God and a love that would otherwise be unknowable. When I was a child I sought after perfection and to win affection by some good deed. When I became a man I discovered that wasn’t really love at all. I like my “non-god” status. In fact, I would rather shovel poop out in God’s barn than be lord over a great land (or world). I love Him and my only desire is that I can find a way just to be nearer to Him…
On 23-May-2010, Joel Heaton said:	My last post was on May 15th, the day that we Latter Day Saints celebrate the restoration of the Priesthood of God back to man. This took place with Joseph Smith, Jr. and Oliver Cowdery present where first John The Baptist came and later Peter, James and John to personally confer the Priesthood on them connecting the link back to Christ that was lost. This was necessitated because of the abuse and subsequent loss of the Priesthood after the original twelve apostles died. (Do you really want to go through the gory details?) It was prophesied by Paul that there would be a FALLING AWAY before Christ came again.ll Thessalonians 2:3 Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition;As with all Priesthood there is always more than one witness to the event. Were Joseph and Oliver both duped? It's like the witnesses to the Book of Mormon plates, did all eleven not claim to have witnessed the plates etc.? Were they all duped? Pretty soon it gets to the point of being ridiculous when people challenge that the plates never existed. Matthew 18:16 But if he will not hear thee, then take with thee one or two more, that in the mouth of two or three witnesses every word may be established.II Corinthians 13:1 This is the third time I am coming to you. In the mouth of two or three witnesses shall every word be established.Now do you really want to put the Catholic Church on trial to make the claim that there is an unbroken line of authority back to Peter? It will get the the point of being absurd I promise. One thing that knowledgeable Catholics almost universally agree on is the necessity of that Priesthood going back to Peter who received it from Christ.Joseph's and Oliver's claim to divine restoration is preferable as to the alternative Catholic version with, and I say again, all it's gory details. We have common ground however in that there needs to be a line of Priesthood authority back to Peter and subsequently to Christ.The balls in your court Chris.....going to post this?	See my response to Allen on the 30th of March, 2010.
On 18-May-2010, Petros said:	Thank you for your wonderful site. Might I suggest that you add to your site by comparing the beliefs and practices of Mormonism to the Catholic Church and the teachings of Church Fathers (the last two of which are the same). I believe this would add a new level to your site and evangelize at the same time. Dominus tecum.	Great suggestion Petros, and as I state in my motivation page, I do not want Mormons to give up faith in God. But, in order to debate them without relying on sources they don't consider valid, I refrain from that approach.
On 17-May-2010, Oliver said:	The argument that Mr. Heaton tries to enumerate here is interesting, completely wrong, but interesting. First, I have read a great deal about Catholicism, and I have yet to come across any documents stating the audacity of the Pope having the title of prophet, seerer, and revelater. Although some of these popes may have had some demons to content with I doubt very much that any of them claimed to be able to stick their head in a velvet bag and divine water, treasure, and the word of God. I don't think any of the popes managed to steal from their own bank, nor did any of them have the magic ability to completely fabricate an entire "book" from egyptian funeral scrolls. And come to think of it, I don't remember any of those popes going out into the world and telling everyone within ear shot that black people bear the mark of Cain, or that women are are their most prized possession. Mr. Heaton, elevating J. Smith and the ones that followed him to that of a pope is repugnant in any sense of the word.
On 15-May-2010, Joel Heaton said:	Now lets talk about how Galations 1:6-8 applies to Catholicism:"I am astonished that you are so quickly deserting the one who called you by the grace of Christ and are turning to a different gospel-- which is really no gospel at all. Evidently some people are throwing you into confusion and are trying to pervert the gospel of Christ. But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach a gospel other than the one we preached to you, let him be eternally condemned."Lets talk about the Popes vs LDS Prophets and then decide who we want to follow. First the Pope was declared to be infallible in the Vatican Council of 1867-70. Prior to that the debate went on whether he was or not. Mormons do not believe their prophet is infallible contrary to popular belief of some LDS and non LDS alike.There have been roughly 265 popes. One span went 3 years without a pope. there was 3 at one time for a while. There may have been a female pope. Lastly there have been 33 Anti-Popes. There have been numerous inadequate popes along the way. To the Catholic Church's credit there have been some wonderful men called to the Papacy John Paul II being one.Latter Days Saints claim 16 men to be Prophets, Seers and Revelators in these last days. All wonderfully prepared men that were not infallible but bore there responsibilities to the world in an honorable manner. Four knew the Prophet Joseph Smith personally. These were good Christian men in every sense of the word with a mandate to build the kingdom of God on the Earth.With the history of the Catholic Church compared to the Church of the Restoration, I will take the restoration over any other church's history.More importantly we have an open canon of scripture and open revelation to help guide us through these perilous times of the last days.One last thought. I think that most people agree that Latter Day Saints are really good people. They might think they are disillusioned, but seldom do I here that they are not good as a people. If all good comes from God, "Why do you kick against the pricks?"	Joel, I think you jumped to conclusions on this one too quick. The infallibility of the Pope "extends to all the elements of doctrine, including moral doctrine, without which the saving truths of the faith cannot be preserved, expounded, or observed." - From the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The infallibility applies to the Pope's pronouncements on doctrine and morality, not on his personal life. We are all sinners and becoming Pope doesn't change that. Even Peter denied Christ 3 times. Now let's take a brief look at Joseph Smith: he was arrested for fraud by claiming he could find buried treasure using seer stones...the same stones that he later called the Urim and Thummim. He married at least 34 wives, 11 of which were already married, and 2 of which were only 14 years old (see the link on my Polygamy page). On your last comment, I completely agree that Mormons are good people and live the Christian life very well, but that has never been the issue...the issue is the faith that you profess, a faith which I believe is not only wrong, but dangerous to your souls, which requires action on my part, especially because I know of the information that proves my point of view. You don't have to accept it, but it is my Christian duty to present the information. God Bless you and your family Joel.
On 15-May-2010, Joel Heaton said:	On your site under "Faith""I am astonished that you are so quickly deserting the one who called you by the grace of Christ and are turning to a different gospel-- which is really no gospel at all. Evidently some people are throwing you into confusion and are trying to pervert the gospel of Christ. But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach a gospel other than the one we preached to you, let him be eternally condemned."Your Comments:Paul's warning has not been heeded by Mormons.My Comments:Paul was talking to a church that he probably set up ( We do not really know which one) about its defection back to Judaism. I really do not see the connection to Mormons. Yours:He warned us that different gospels could come from both apostles and angels, meaning that the mere appearance of the messenger or who they claim to have authority from should not sway us. My Comments:Right he warns of an apostasy. Which did happen, hence the need for a restoration back to the truth.Your Comments:Even if we think the message comes directly from God through the Holy Spirit, we should evaluate the message against what we know to be of God before accepting it as true.My Comments:Every true believing Mormon or convert has done this and has had it revealed to them that the path through The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is the true church and the way back to God.Your Comments: If the message is different than what has already been preached in the New Testament, then it should be condemned along with the messenger who brought it. My Comments:What does the New Testament have to do with it. I really do not see this, as when Paul wrote this there was no New Testament. You take liberties. I would submit the the restored gospel the Latter Day Saints have is not different.Your Comments:Paul did not ask us to pray about the new gospel,My Comments:He does not ask us to pray or not to pray. Here you put words in Paul’s mouth that just isn’t there.Your Comments: he asked us to use our intellectual capabilities to compare it to what we already know to be the Lord's gospel.My Comments:As pointed out above your reasoning has nothing to do with this scripture. Your conclusions are yours and yours alone.Your Comments: Is that how Mormons determine if the Book of Mormon is true? No.My Comments:Thank heavens Mormons do not. It is a mass of confusion the way you put it and without divine guidance by study and prayer and revelation, revelation being the Rock of the gospel it is difficult to find the truth.Please do not say that Mormons do not study and reason to know the truth. We do and then there is a higher way of reasoning and that is revelation from God. Not having to rely on guys like you that have never had it. It’s a beautiful fulfilling thing. It puts one at peace with Heaven and Earth and gives direction. You can have it too as God is no respecter of persons. Try it you’ll like it.Bet you don't post this! (-:	Joel, here's a quote from a Mormon I'm currently debating...a very common sentiment I get in most of my debates with Mormons: "...feelings do determine truth in my life, I am sorry that you cannot accept that. I do not know how to better convince you that 'logic' plays a minor role in religion." Basically, your statement that you have a higher way of reasoning is code for "we don't use reasoning at all, but rely on feelings." By the way, the New Testament contains the teachings Paul was referring to...maybe you should do more "reasoning" about the subject.
On 13-May-2010, Paula said:	Macy. Christian Grace vs. Mormon Grace. Alpha Omega website. For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: not of works, lest any man should boast. For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them. (Ephesians 2:8-10). Yea, come unto Christ, and be perfected in him, and deny yourselves of all ungodliness; and if ye shall deny yourselves of all ungodliness, and love God with all your might, mind, and strength, then is his grace sufficient for you (Moroni 10:32, Book of Mormon)
On 12-May-2010, Paula said:	Macy. Read the New Testament. It warns, 'If an Angel comes to you and tells you another way, a better way, let that Angel be accursed.' We are saved by faith, through Grace in Jesus Christ, not by works that no man may boast. We throw ourselves on the mercy of Jesus. We are complete sinners and saints, at the same time. We believe Jesus, God and the Holy Spirit are one. God of God, Light of Light, Begotten not made, being of one substance with the Father, by whom all things were made. We pray to Jesus because He is the Way, the Truth and the Light. My Mormon friend begs me to pray to the Heavenly Father. I pray to Jesus. We are saying the same words, Jesus, God, but they have completely different meanings. Yours cannot save. You are praying to one god of this universe, but LDS says there are an infinite number of gods. You have been fooled and generations will keep baptizing dead people, wearing the right undergarments, and being super good, super nice. We are super good, super nice, but that won't get us into Heaven. Only the blood of Jesus.
On 10-May-2010, Oliver said:	Macy, as a former missionary, I have seen the inside of hundreds of meeting houses (I can't quite call them churches), temples, etc. So I am pretty sure that I know what I am talking about when I make my criticisms of your religion. But any arguments I or my friends could postulate here would be lost on your unshakable testimony. So I just challenge you to do one simple thing. Trot on down to your Bishop's office after sacrament meeting this Sunday. Ask him if it is true that Joe Smith engaged in sexual activities with 14 year old daughters of his friends BEFORE D&C 132 was revealed to him. Or, ask him if it is true that Smith tried to sell the B 0f M before he printed it? Or, if Smith took out membership in the Methodist church AFTER the so called first vision...
On 08-May-2010, Suzanne said:	To Macy who commented on my recent post. What about what we are saying is a lie or an untruth?? I was raised until age 14 in the LDS church when I begged my mother not to make me go any longer. Thankfully, she relented. I guarantee you that if you went to your Bishop and said you know, I want to ask questions about what we're being taught. If you wouldn't take no for an answer and continued to pursue the questions, you would be excommunicated. My friend's father was a Bishop--he committed suicide; her sister also committed suicide. When their youngest brother went on a mission and came back and started asking questions of the church, they told him to be quiet. When he continued to pursue things he wanted answers to, he was indeed excommunicated. No other mainstream church would do that. They would point to scripture in the Bible to help you get answers. The whole point of your religion is to be subservient. Men are in charge, and women are to remain "pure". Meanwhile, I've never seen so many angry, back-biting people, who are frustrated with their lives because they are trying to reach perfection. Humans aren't perfect, and God knows this, yet He loves us as we are.
On 08-May-2010, Jose Hurtado said:	When a Mormon says "I believe" or "we believe" they are really saying "I was trained to say." What most Mormons do not get is how often their beliefs can be and have been changed or altered. All the current prophet needs to do is issue a new doctorine, and it is "truth," no matter what the Bible, Book of Mormon, or any other writings Mormons use say.	This is exactly the point made in my Faith page. Thanks for reinforcing it.
On 08-May-2010, Allen said:	I come back to this site several times a week, both because of the information within it and the various resources that are provided. What amuses me however is the sheer number of people that make the claim "you must've never been to a LDS church, you'd know the truth if you had!" Many of us that come here are recovering members of the Mormon beliefs. I've passed the sacrament, performed blessings, been to the temple, even baptized someone; throughout it all the joy of life slowly slipped away from me and it wasn't until I realized what the church had done to me that I took control of my life back and have been happier than ever. This site, and the information shown by the creator, helped me to see what was going on but in no way did any of it actually influence me. If I hadn't started looking into who Joseph Smith was, and what kind of person he was, I probably would have ended up lieing to myself to make the people in the church happy. When I can find a ward or branch that does not have 3 or more girls who were sexually abused by the priesthood holders that is when I'll know things are finally looking up for the members.
On 08-May-2010, Stubbycat said:	To Macy: From what I see on this site, it is correct regarding Mormonism. I sense that Joe Smith's sect is worse than non- christian. It so deviates from the healing Love of the Master that everything possible must be done to warn the unsuspecting public. You preach that people can become gods through Mormonism, the "only true church" which is a reflection of the serpent's statement and spirit, "Ye shall be as gods." What Jesus taught and what the New Testament truthfully says is "now are ye the sons of God." In fact, we are already the spiritual children of Spirit. If only we would wake up to this fact and accept this blessed status.
On 08-May-2010, stubbycat said:	When Jesus commended Peter, the Master also said, "And upon this rock I will build my church." This did not refer to Peter the man, but the Truth of Peter's recognition of the Annointed One. If you're going to preach the truth about Mormons, apply the same truth standard to Catholocism. Far from worshipping a mystery, the great Teacher sacrificed his human life to prove that life is GOD, infinite and forever operating and that the real man is now the Son, just as Jesus taught. It is time that mortals discover spiritual man and themselves spiritual, not material. Thanks.	The name Peter means "the Rock"...Peter is exactly what Jesus was referring to in that verse.
On 07-May-2010, Macy said:	I am LDS. I would just like to say that this site is a perfect "example of untruths that have been passed down" (I quote from one of the comments below). Have any of you been to an LDS church? Have any of you taken the missionary lessons? You are most likely basing everything on this site from what other people have said or from false sources. More than half of the 'facts' are not true. If you want to know the truth, go to mormon.org or lds.org. I invite all of you reading this to open your hearts and attend a church session or invite the missionaries in. I promise that if you do this, you will be blessed.	Macy, my sources are all Mormon publications...the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, Journal of Discourses...these are the words of your prophets. Just because they make your church look bad doesn't make my use of them untrue or invalid.
On 04-May-2010, Man of Clarity said:	All of Christianity can be disproved using the same worn out scriptural techniques used by this website. It comes down to faith my friends - believing in something you cannot see. The Bible is full of contradictions and other verses that when cleverly put together can make it seem like it is all wrong. I urge to purchase the upcoming book "The Biblical Roots of Mormonism" to find out the truth. God bless you all.	It doesn't take any clever twisting of Mormon scripture to show that your religion is false...it is in plain sight. It takes clever twisting and denial of the clear and meaningful contradictions for Mormons to maintain their faith. You say faith is believing in something you can't see, but Mormons believe in something despite the things they do see...that is not faith, but blind faith.
On 02-May-2010, Suzanne said:	My older sister was married in 1957. She'd been fully indoctrinated into the Mormon faith, while I was very skeptical--even at a very young age. After their marriage in the Mormon Temple in SLC, I noticed she was wearing the Mormon garments, and I asked her why she had to wear them. She told me a story obviously passed down through the years, that there was a Mormon couple found in a terrible fire, and when they discovered their bodies, they were burned everywhere but where the garments touched. Even at age 8, I thought why has this not been written somewhere for everyone to see? This must be one of the true miracles of the ages. Yet have we ever read anything about this in science journals? No, because it isn't true. When I asked why, I was told this is sacred--it's only for people who believe in our faith. This is just another example of untruths that have been passed down.
On 01-May-2010, Dawn said:	This is a fantastic site!!! The information is spot on, without being hateful. It amazes me that mormons can say the book of mormon is the restoration of the true gospel, which is blasphemous to a real christian, and not be considered anti-christian. The sheer number of people who fall for this mormon stuff is so sad. I am also amazed at how they preach the truth, but anyone who doesn't agree with them is a hater.
On 27-Apr-2010, Jose Hurtado said:	I see this website as the ultimate "dare" for Mormons; If their religoin is as true as they say it is, then they can challenge their beliefs without fear of being proven wrong. If their beliefs are false, then they have something to hide, and challanging their beliefs will expose the falsehood in Mormonsim.	Exactly right!
On 25-Apr-2010, Kevin said:	A lot of people don't look at the history of America when looking at the LDS religion. No where in the bible has god every given gifts or signs of monetary value (IE ten commandments). It just so happens that in the 1830's Jackson's "good ol boy" nature led him to deplete federal banks to benefit his friends, which led to a massive depression which Van Buren was left to clean up. Gold was power, paper money was worthless. In that time there would be no better way to grab attention then with a god who writes on golden tablets.
On 21-Apr-2010, Bret said:	When you read the sheer volume of text in the Book of Mormon, which at last check is 527 pages (two columns), consider how many gold plates it would take to contain that much text. Reformed Egyptian or not, that's a lot of gold plates. I mean a LOT of gold plates. Especially when you consider you can only engrave on one side, according to some of the "books" of copper plates that have been found in Mesopotamia. And gold is a very dense, very heavy metal. And Joseph Smith apparently muscled this monstrosity into the back of a wagon... and didn't break an axle... Come on. (PS, when Mormons point to the existence of "books" of copper plates as proof of concept for the Plates of Nephi, they ignore the fact that NONE of those "books" contained more than four plates bound.)	Excellent point!
On 20-Apr-2010, indygramma said:	here are question's i have and need answered. the golden plates,,,,,,,,,, why would god and the angle meroni perserve the golden plates for over 1400 years tobe disregared in the translation process? if this book was translated by the gift and the powerful god..........why have there been thousands of corrections to the book of mormon?	Obviously, because God can't spell ;)
On 18-Apr-2010, Paula said:	To see why Christians believe mormonism is a cult, see: the Mormon Curtain, Eight Signs of a Cult. (One sign is an Us vs. Them or we are The Chosen Few mentality). No one is denying mormons are super good, super nice, love family, God and country. If I explain our religion is not a 'system to be worked', there 'ain't no list', God cannot love you more than he does at this very moment, we are 'attacking' their faith. Missionaries (which every member is a missionary) are professing their faith, but if I profess mine, I am leading them away from the 'one true church.' Its twisted thinking. I was open to learning about their religion, but if I say one word about mine, the walls go up.
On 16-Apr-2010, Haley said:	This is WRONG. You are WRONG!!! If you took more time to study it you would know how WRONG you are. Mormons believe every word of the bible!!! The bible is gods way of telling us of old prophets. The Book of Mormon, D&C, and the Pearl of Great Price are a way of telling us the words of the new prophets. Joseph Smith translated it by the power of God. And it makes me so sad to see someone making fun of the True Church.	Haley, I appreciate your sincere belief in Joseph Smith as a prophet...but the FACTS speak for themselves. Joseph Smith was a charlatan and he has led millions away from the Jesus of the Bible. Please read my entire site and evaluate my arguments and evidence. Make an informed decision about being a Mormon and don't rely on good feelings to sustain your faith.
On 16-Apr-2010, Paula said:	At first I thought your site was pro-mormonism. If you google mormon cults, a mormon has a website promoting mormons as a cult in a 'good way'. Thank you for seeing the truth and teaching, acknowledging and helping us out here who are thrown into relationships with mormons. I am in the Bible Belt. A TBM mormon family moved in. I had no knowledge of mormonism and it has been a fascinating journey for me regarding true Christianity, cults and how seemingly intelligent loving people and be so sincerely wrong. No newspapers, cable, television, strict obedience in every possible way (fasting, tithing, food (storage, organic, no preservatives), pure academic success in every way, yet so much striving, asking for favors, not knowing any boundaries (when to leave), not really wanting to be true friends but just a someone to compare themselves to, a little above the rest of us. Feeling sorry somehow they cannot help us. We believe Ephesians 'saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not by works that no man may boast.' Yet their entire faith is based on eternal progression, even God was man that 'progressed' to become worthy. I found much help in Hank Hannegraff, Mormon Research Ministry, James Potter debating Christianity vs. Mormonism, the Alpha Omega Ministries, Mormon Coffee website, Exmormon Lyndon on YouTube at Exmormon Conference, YouTube vide Bible vs. Book of Mormon. My journey has led me closer to my religion, my god and a deeper understanding of how much I was missing not knowing how much God pours His Love, Grace, Mercy, and Forgiveness on us. Our children being 'spirit brothers', and telling us 'all other churches were Satan' turned out to be a good thing, though at the time, I could not imagine more hurtful words ever spoken.
On 15-Apr-2010, CPC said:	My understanding of Mormonism is nothing like what this site says it is. How could it be bad or wrong to worship Christ. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is the name of this "Mormon" religion. If those who visit this site consider themselves christians then they shouldn't have any problem how worshipers of Christ go about worshiping Christ. Love God and love thy neighbor. It is what Christ would want of us all. In my opinion fighting against those that follow Christ is nothing short of fighting against Christ. If the "Mormons" are so wrong in their beliefs then why not let Christ deal with them. This is a good site though. It will strengthen the vigilant while at the same time break down those of little faith.	The Christ that Mormons worship is not the same Christ of the Bible...I believe Christ would want us to fight against the spreading of lies about Him.
On 15-Apr-2010, chapin said:	I have to say that I fell upon this site by accident. I am very sad to see that we spend our time making sites to disprove churches, and religions simply because we may not agree.The beauty of our country is that we have those freedoms to choose.I would love to see the maker of this sight use all that time and effort to better the world by helping improve world hunger, or clothe the naked or get involved with his community to make a change that will really M E A N something and will have really helped another someday.As for the proving or disproving, no where in any scriptures that I have ever read are we told as followers of God that we are to be judge and jury!The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints should have the same rights as anyother church.And furthermore, the Bible says the righteous WILL be persecuted!	No one is attacking the Mormons' right to practice their religion...my site only provides information to those seeking the truth. With all the information, we can make better decisions on how we want to live our lives. Also, don't confuse judging a belief or a practice with judging a human...the first we are supposed to do, the latter is God's job.
On 30-Mar-2010, Allen said:	Under the "True Church" heading you ask where there was room for the Church to fall into apostasy. You don't touch on how after Jesus was Crucified some of his apostles denied him, and those who didn't were hunted down and killed. This seems to open up the room for apostasy to set in. I would love to see you go a bit more indepth about this.Another topic you might approach is that some members of the LDS Church believe that God is married, but can give no scriptural reference to it. Is there any actual backing to this, or is it simply people trying to humanize God?	On the apostasy issue, I don't dispute that there were "fallings away"...the Reformation was one such apostasy. The Mormon religion, however, is based on the claim that the Church fell into TOTAL apostasy, and was therefore no longer God's church on earth until Joseph Smith restored it. This, as I point out, goes against Jesus' promise to be with His Church until the end of time. On God being married, they don't need scripture, because they have their living prophets who have "revealed" it to them. They actually believe God has many wives, as you must be in a polygamous marriage to attain godhood.
On 28-Mar-2010, Deanna said:	Funny, I have read all of your crazy comments about the Mormon Church, and didn't find one thing that "disproved" it. You should take the time to really study the Book of Mormon and ask Heavenly Father to show you by the Spirit that it is true! You would be amazed, the Lord still loves you but He does not like what you are saying about His church!	Deanna, when intellectual reasoning and evidence don't play a role in your decision to believe in Mormonism, it comes as no surprise that you weren't convinced. Unfortunately for you, God is rational.
On 17-Mar-2010, Bradford Coates said:	I would suggest the book MORMON AMERICA to anyone looking to understand the modern mormon religion. I think the founders were,lets just say,questionable!!! Please investigate before joining this cause.
On 13-Mar-2010, Suzanne said:	I didn't know until I found my faith that people don't have to be "told" how to live their lives. Think about it--none of your clergy are very well educated--how can they tell you how you need to live your life? Do you really think God doesn't have anything else to do so He speaks to them directly? He doesn't work that way. There isn't one Mormon I work with--and believe me, I work with a lot of them--that thinks on their own about faith. It's all spoon fed. They even speak phrases I used to hear as a child, which have been passed down forever. In other religions, you're allowed to question scripture. Only cults require blind obedience.	Great comment!
On 12-Mar-2010, J.C. said:	First off, I want to address the previous comment. Jennifer, whether or not you believe in Mormonism, I think it's ironic how you can call the LDS church a cult. Last time I checked, a cults didn't teach about Jesus Christ and wonderful values. Being a member, I believe that it requires faith AND logic to be Mormon, which is why this church is so great. It makes perfect sense in so many ways. God is loving and wants the best for us. This site claims that eternal marriage is false, but, if God loves us so much, why wouldn't he want us to live with our families forever? In the polygamy section it shows Jacob 2:24,27 as proof that God didn't approve of David and Solomon's multiple wives. HOWEVER, it is taken out of context! If you read the other verses, God is displeased with the people for using David and Solomon to justify their polygamous acts. David and solomon were specifically called by God to have many wives to have many children. The LDS church is perfectly organized, exactly as Christ's church of old, and no other church is. As fellow Christians, I know that their are many good churches. They just don't have the FULLNESS of Jesus Christ's gospel.	J.C., how does having a different gospel fulfill the gospel?...Jesus himself brought the fullness of the gospel. To claim that additional teachings were required is to ignore the purpose for which Jesus came to this world. I also find it funny that you say God was displeased with people for using David and Solomon to justify their polygamous acts...that's exactly what Joseph Smith did! And just because you're not married in heaven doesn't mean you can't be with your family in heaven...why don't you just take Jesus' word on the subject?
On 08-Mar-2010, Me said:	You know its Really sad that you have time to do this and Make fun of the Lords True Church here on the Earth. I KNOW THAT THE CHRUCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS IS THE TRUE CHURCH ON THE EARTH TODAY. How to I know, simple I asked Heavenly Father, Or as you Call him GOD. God is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and by that he gave Revelations to his People in the time of old, why can't he now. Infact I know he can, because he has told me though the Holy Ghost that This is his Church on the Earth, that the Book of Mormon is True, and he Does infact have a Living Prophet even Thomas S. Monson. I know these to be true, and anything you say or Do can not persuade me otherwise. I say this in the Name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Amen.	You say God is the same yesterday, today, and forever, but that goes against your church's teaching on eternal progression. I know that my response is rational, and therefore, does not apply, so I pray that the Holy Ghost snaps you out of your blindness...see the previous comment by Richard.
On 07-Mar-2010, Richard said:	I love your site! I have included a link on my facebook page. I come from a strict mormon family and I know all to well how the church really is! I am a direct descendant of Brigham young. All I can say about that is he was as crazy as he was smart. Not to bash on my family but I have done a lot of research of my own. Everything I've read on your site checks out, but you have only touched the tip of the iceberg! The amount of information and evidence could take a lifetime to study. Keep up the good work! By the way, to those who are offended by this site, I say this man has been very kind and is only offering you the truth! Sometimes the truth hurts. As for myself, I wasted too many years believing the Mormon lies. It's ok to be proven wrong, it's only then that you can begin to live in the truth! thanks and God bless everyone!	Thanks!
On 05-Mar-2010, Tobin said:	I spent some time perusing your website and like most anti-mormon websites, it contains many of the myriad of falsities which have been launched at mormons for years. I do appreciate the time you took to put this together though; and I shall refer to it in the future. It is often time-consuming to find and source many of these baseless and false arguments when I speak with people unfamiliar with mormonism and your website will prove invaluable for this purpose. I get a sense after reviewing your statements that you are confident you are correct in your position, so no reasoned discussion with you is likely to dissuade you. However, I would like to state to you that we shall see who is correct when we all stand before God to be judged.	Tobin, you accuse me of being unwilling to budge on my views, yet what are you doing by just dismissing my arguments as tired, old arguments? We can debate til kingdom come about the meaning of Bible verses, but the evidence that I and others provide regarding the Book of Abraham is solid...your church cannot refute it...Joseph Smith was a fraud. Yes, I am firm in my position, because it is based in fact and not feeling.
On 24-Feb-2010, Ashley said:	ok people dont need to judge mormons. half of what people say about mormons dont even know the religon.they just go by on what they heard.really if ur ganna judge a religon u should know about it first.mormon is a very good religon.so stop judgeing it because u dont know anything about.we are what we are an we are proud of it so stop puting the other mormons down with lies.learn about it maby go to a mormon church or read the book of mormon bc u dont know anything about us.an we believe in bpth the bible an the book of mormon.so shutup an stop with all the lies!!!!!!!!!!!!	Thanks for your calm and educated response.
On 19-Feb-2010, Dave said:	I've been all over your site here, and all I can say is that it is a shame to see such a herculean effort of time and energy go for naught. Sadly, in spite of all your efforts, you have simply proven(or should I say "disproven") NOTHING!!! But merely rendered your own elementary interpretations of the bible and all other evidence you have presented. I pity the small minds you have swayed here. I suggest you concentrate more on removing the beam that is in your own eye first, then you will be able to see more clearly to help your neighbor remove the mote that is in theirs.	God passed His gospel to us in simple language, so that even the simplest of minds could hear and understand it. The simple fact is that God speaks clearly through the Bible that there is only one God, made up of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. It is Mormons who have to add language and interpretations that go directly against the plain language of the Bible in order to support their beliefs. It is also Mormons who have to concoct wild theories to cling to Joseph Smith's interpretation of pagan Egyptian texts into the Book of Abraham, a Mormon scripture that is a provable fabrication. You can do nothing but scoff at my arguments because you know that you can't respond to them in any meaningful way.
On 16-Feb-2010, Steven C said:	Although I would agree that the mormon religion has many flaws and unanswered questions, I would like to point out that in your attempt to put together a logical, true and sound argument you made at least one mistake. You did a very good job of organizing your argument, I will say that. In arguments one makes a statement, and supports it with a fact. You did make several statements in an effort to remove credibility from the mormon religion, however you did not back them up with facts. You mistakenly backed them up with quotes from the Bible. I was and still am a bit disappointed that you spent so much time doing an excellent job organizing your information and putting together a nice website, and then waste it. Simple logic rules follow that one cannot disprove an idea by employing another idea which is also unproven to be true, valid and sound. In essence, your arguments using "common sense" and the bible to refute the mormon religion do not hold ground in an argument of facts and logic. I suggest as a fix that you take a more Socratic approach to disprove or at least open up the doors to other opportunities of belief for those who read your work. In this manner your readers can come to only one conclusion but they do it on their own, and thus are less close-minded which may provide better results. Just a suggestion; Other than that I really think you have done a nice job here.	Thanks for the advice Steven, but in this particular case, I am using the Bible to argue against the Mormon positions because both sides of the argument accept the premise that the Bible is true and an authoritative source for discussing the nature of God, etc. I think you'd agree that in arguments over faith, you have to have an agreed upon source of faith...I obviously could not quote the Bible in an attempt to challenge a Muslim. You may find my arguments regarding the Book of Abraham fit the Socratic approach much better.
On 02-Feb-2010, Tom said:	Bible: II Kings 25:7 "And they slew the sons of Zedekiah before his eyes, and put out the eyes of Zedekiah..." - Jeremiah 39:6 "Then the king of Babylon slew the sons of Zedekiah in Riblah before his eyes: also the king of Babylon slew all the nobles of Judah." Book of Mormon: Heleman 8:21 "...Will ye say that the sons of Zedekiah were not slain, all except it were Mulek? Yea, and do ye not behold that the seed of Zedekiah are with us, and they were driven out of the land of Jerusalem?..." There is no mention of a son of Zedekiah named Mulek in the Bible, and it says that his sons were slain. But the Book of Mormon contradicts and says that his son, Mulek, lived. Non Mormon Yohanan Aharoni headed the Department of Archaeology at Tel Aviv University. He claimed that one of the sons of King Zedekiah was named MalkiYahu, because of a discovery of a seal with…MalkiYahu, son of the King. Ancient Hebrew had no vowels and Mulek would carry the proper root consonants for an abbreviated form of MalkiYahu. Many other non Mormon Near Eastern Specialist agreed that… MalkiYahu, son of the King….could be a son of King Zedekiah and that the short form of the name could be Mulek. They say that the vowels could be a Phoenician pronunciation. When shown the Book of Mormon listed Mulek as one of the Kings sons one said…If Joseph Smith came up with that one, he did pretty good……you got to love archaeology…	This shows the lengths Mormons go to justify Joseph Smith...yet when they look at my Book of Mormon videos and discussion, which show that Joseph Smith couldn't even get the correct gender of the Egyptian gods in Facs 3, they say we just haven't learned enough. The Book of Abraham is the only scripture produced by Joseph Smith that we can compare to the source...and Joseph Smith was completely wrong.
On 31-Jan-2010, Curious Christian said:	My mother in law got my attention to the Mormon Religion the other day simply by handing me a book... "Out Of Mormonism" by Judy Robertson. I am a Baptist with no intentions on becoming a Mormon, though this particular book had me questioning alot in the Mormon Faith. I am not one to question anyones beliefs but I had a few things I wanted to know like "Do they really wear the Covering of Lucifer?" or "Will they really attempt to cut your throat if you tell their secrets?" Your site is astonishing and helped me with alot of my research. I hope that Mormonism isn't just another "CULT", it would be a shame to see God leave those behind. Thank you.
On 27-Jan-2010, Lanie said:	As as a young LDS, I must say that your site impressed me. My parents still force me to go to church with them, and while I have no grudge against the church or any of its teachings, I have realized that there are many things in the LDS church that just doesn't make sense. I will continue searching for my own answers, and I will keep many of the things you discussed in mind. Thank you for sharing this, and even more, thank you for stating your opinion without attacking the church. I highly respect those who voice their opinion like you did: in a calm, sophisticated manner.	Thanks for the kind comments Lanie...glad I could help. Feel free to send me any questions you have and God bless you on your search for the truth.
On 23-Dec-2009, Suzanne said:	Other old and established religions encourage religious discourse. I live in a state where people all around me are LDS, and they love to tell others about their faith, but let another person express something about theirs, and the conversation ends. I quit going to the church over 45+ years ago with no contact from them. They found me when we moved into my mother's home, and though I tell them every time they invite me to church, leave cards, presents, send letters saying they "need to know my status with the church, that I'm not interested in their religion at all in any way. Then they tell me I need to write a letter asking that my name be removed from their rolls--another way to keep in contact with me. I have heard if a woman sends a letter, it will be rejected saying it needs to be approved by the woman's husband. In one case, a friend sent a letter, and he received a response, you are still a member--you need to think about this. This is a religion that takes hostages. Why should I have to do anything? Any other religion would say, we hope some day you'll come back. I'm also told they don't want members leaving because then they can't count them in their member totals. I hope Mormons reading this will research the phrase "blind faith". To the owner of the site, I recently heard this in a church service--"A Prophet does not Speak on Behalf of Human Affinity." I would like to hear your comments on that statement.	Can't comment...that is an unusual statement...
On 20-Dec-2009, lori said:	All I can say is "You're an IDIOT". You bash Mormans, but you are cathelic and do not find your beliefs just as strange????? For instance, you think the father, the son, and holy ghost are one being????? how do you explain that??How can the father also be the son?? You really should concentrate on investigating your own religion!!
On 14-Dec-2009, Tom J said:	I'm always amazed at the time and energy spent by religious fanatics trying to disprove each other's beliefs. Not of it can be proved that is why it is called "Faith". Our time would be better spent trying to resolve the real problems of this world instead of trying to convince each other that the other person is wrong for what he/she "believes". Please read some of the works of practical philosophers such as John Dewey and John Sartre for an expanded world view because what if your belief is simply that...a beleif and nothing more.	You raise an interesting point...we can't prove our religions correct. However, that does not preclude someone from proving a religion incorrect. My evidence, specifically with regard to the Book of Abraham proves that Smith was a fraud; hence, the religion he founded is not a valid religion.
On 10-Dec-2009, mark wilson said:	Forced to go to church as a child, like most of you who grew up in Mormon household I never could grasp the concept and never had this personal experience like so many other claim, it was just not there for me. Now as an athiest, reading the books and reasearch of others it all boils down to the money and dumbing down our society. I just watch the movie Zeigeist and it pretty much explains what I have felt all along, it's pure bull sh%%.
On 08-Dec-2009, Jacob said:	First of all, I think that this site is very well written, first of all with supported facts, but also with respect to the Mormon church. I don't think that any member of the Mormon church can say that the author is being rude or harsh. Anyways, I was going to respond to the comment from "Mormon girl" that said "only the true church would be attacked to the extent that the LDS church is attacked." I really don't understand how anyone can say that any one church is attacked the most. Most persecution comes in the form of anti-religion, not anti-mormonism or another church. The reason that you think that Mormonism is attacked the most is because you're the most aware of it, since it is what you choose to believe. I am Baptist. I would say that Baptists are attacked often, but you probably would disagree because you don't pay particular attention to the Baptist doctrine. I can understand that you are protecting your beliefs, but you might want to really think about your statements and the validity of what you are saying before you say it. I know it sounds harsh, but I can't think of a nicer way to express it.	Excellent point Jacob...and as far as persecuted peoples go, I think the Jews have all of us beat. The ironic thing is that so many Mormons point to "persecution" as evidence that they are right and others point to "many blessings" of being Mormon, as if either of those justify a religion. But when you don't have any real evidence to support your religion, I guess those have to do.
On 04-Dec-2009, Bob said:	The vast majority of your quotes are not from official church doctrine. They are the words of men voicing their own opinions about official church doctrine; official church doctrine is decided by the First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles by unanimous. Therefore, anything else you may use to try to "disprove" Mormonism that has not been classified as official church doctrine is both misleading and wrong.	I acknowledge that "some" of your prophets statements are not accepted as church doctrine, but they clearly indicate a flaw in your claim that they are prophets. When true prophets of God speak with authority about God, they should not be spewing false doctrines...wouldn't you agree?
On 06-Nov-2009, lost tawny said:	just for your information we do pray to the same GOD as you do. unless you pray to mary, which i dont agree with. you do what is true in your heart and soul. MAY GOD BLESS YOU.	The God I pray to is the ONLY God in the Universe. He is a trinitarian God, made up of 3 beings: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This is not the same God that Mormons pray to...see my Nature of God page.
On 06-Nov-2009, lost tawny said:	i am a convert to the LDS church, inactive because i am soul searching. i want to thank you for this web site, it has helped me a great deal. i do want to point out that some of the prophicies that you mentioned were not prophicies but just remarks. it would be like me sharing what i believe and then you turning around and saying that i proclaimed it true and correct. it is not the same. those were just his thoughts. i have asked alot of questions doubting the church. for the fact that i am human and not a perfect being. i still question some things in the church just as you may question things of the catholic church. i do not agree with most of the catholic beliefs but i will not say that you are wrong,for we are only man. i respect the time and effort you have put in to this site,but please look over some of the things that you have wrote for they are josephs thoughts and is not LDS doctrine. also any group of people with the same beliefs is a cult. so every church is a cult. May God bless all man kind.	Religions are generally considered cultish only if they adhere to extremist or false beliefs and maintain many secret practices. The Catholic Church is an open book, as most Christian faiths are, and that clearly separates most religions from the Mormon religion, where you have to be a card-carrying Mormon to enter the temple. Many practices are also kept secret from the public.
On 01-Nov-2009, Mormom girl said:	I agree with the comment from Molly Mormon. In addition, sites like this confirm my testimony of the LDS church as only the true church would be attacked to the extent the LDS church is. You have seemingly put considerable time and thought into this site. Perhaps you could put that time to better use. It is up to the individual to leave this church if they choose, but what I find interesting is people that leave can't leave it alone.	I've never been a Mormon, only had Mormon friends. All religions get attacked, so obviously getting attacked or persecuted does not make your religion correct. You are right that it is up to the individual to choose to leave, but they won't make that choice unless they have a compelling reason. I provide the information on my site so that Mormons can make an informed decision.
On 31-Oct-2009, James said:	Omg. Thank God I found your site. I completely agree with what you said. Mormon missionaries visited me and handed me The Book Of Mormon. They asked me read it and pray and ask God if it is true and that Joseph Smith was a prophet... Well, i read it throughout. Immediately I was shocked when i asked the missionaries that if Joseph Smith was prophet of God, why didn't he know where Jesus was born? BOM says Jesus was born in Jerusalem. Bible clearly says Bethlehem. I guess even a little child knows that Jesus was born in Bethlehem... Well, their answer was "Bethlehem is closer to Jerusalem...." I laughed and told them that Joseph Smith is just another false prophet.... Matt 7:15
On 22-Oct-2009, Tom said:	I just have one question. If Revelation from God for the world ended with the Bible, why would the Catholic Church hold a conference at Nicaea in 325 AD to vote on the nature of God? If all revelation ended how could they know for certain the truth about God's own nature without more revelation?	Because it is hard to grasp the concept of the Trinity...which is why Mormons believe in many gods. Some in the early church did not believe Jesus was one with God, as he stated, so they had to study the scripture to determine the truth. The revelation was already done, the proper interpretation was not.
On 22-Oct-2009, Dot Ploggerf said:	Oh, and one more thing; I do believe that the "Old Religion" (Wicca, if you may), predated Christianity by a long shot.	Last time I checked, Wicca had nothing to do with Christ.
On 22-Oct-2009, Dot Plogger said:	I tend to wonder if if one has anything better to do with his time but to disprove one religion and let others stand. I was converted in 1990, i question some of the beliefs, but I also believe that the Catholic church has some things left to be desired. One of our Article of Faith is "We claim the privilege of worshipping Almighty God according to the dictates of our own conscience and allow all men the same privilege, let them worship how,where,or what they may." I think that about covers it.	See my Articles of Faith page for this specific reference.
On 18-Oct-2009, Claudia Kittel said:	I have looked at your whole site, and even though some of it comes from a Catholic perspective, that's really okay, because you are doing it from a Biblical point of view, and that is what is important. You have also opened my eyes to a fresh slant to approach them from. I applaud you.	I intentionally limited my references to the King James Version of the Bible (used by Mormons) and Mormon scripture to strengthen my arguments with Mormons.
On 12-Oct-2009, Brian said:	Okay. I have looked up all the references he has. They are correct. Right down to the scripture in both the BOM and the bible. Tehy contradict each other. Thank you good sir for exposing this cult for what it is. Let us lead our brother from the darkness and those lies and to the light. : )
On 10-Oct-2009, Giovanni said:	I'm sorry, but shouldn't you be concerned more about the hypocrisy of the Catholic Church and the crimes its leaders have perpetuated throughout the years? Had you been agnostic I would have approached your site with more interest, but the fact that you admit to be Catholic an want to save your Mormon brothers made you sound arrogant, proud, ignorant and definitely motivated by hate instead of Christlike love. Go confess your sins, to someone as human and sinful as you and then we'll talk about Mormonism.Yeah, you're pretty much all wrong!	Jesus commanded his disciples to forgive people's sins...why would He empower them with that authority if we are supposed to ask God directly for forgiveness? Priests sin too, as all humans do, but they have the authority from God to hear our confessions and forgive us our sins.
On 08-Oct-2009, tiggrilla1 said:	as an Anglican I have experienced a God of love who loves all & is willing to risk the the Universe .
On 03-Sep-2009, zak k said:	whatever you may beleive lds members are very kind and generous always willing to serve thy neighbour and community worlwide and does not have a well known culture of inquisition and crusades and pedophiles.	The Mormon people are very nice...I have many Mormon friends and I respect them a great deal. Being nice, however, does not make your religion valid. Nor does having some bad apples make an entire religion invalid. We are all sinners after all.
On 01-Sep-2009, molly mormon said:	thank you for this site, while I am a LDS I apreciate the opportunity to see what the "other" side has to say, and by using the references given test it for myself... some of them are misquoted btw.	I did have to correct one quote from Brigham Young that I'd attributed to Joseph Smith, but I don't believe there are any more mistakes...please be specific if you've found one.
On 25-Jul-2009, Andrew Long said:	I am very well pleased! I am a former Mormon cultist, and, by the grace of God, studied my way out of it almost two years ago. Thank you so much, brother, and may you continue to expose this "religion" for all it has hidden from the world.
On 26-Jun-2009, Moroni said:	Thank you for putting this site up, I want to guide our Mormon brothers to the truth.
On 22-Jun-2009, Joseph Antley said:	Though not one of the worst anti-Mormon sites out there, this website is still filled with the stereotypical anti-Mormon arguments that almost ultimately present a distorted or inaccurate view of Latter-day Saint beliefs.	Please point to one specifically.
On 16-Jun-2009, Lexi said:	The morman bible does NOT disprove mormonism! You obviously don't know ANYTHING! Just shut up and stop being a loserish idiot who lies!	Maybe you should read my site, not just my ads.
On 08-Jun-2009, Melody Mott said:	I think that no matter what church you go to, we all beleive in GOD who is our heavnely father and the one that die for us all on the cross. I hate people that put other people down for what they beleive in.	The god of the Mormons is not the same as the Christian God, which is not the same as Allah, or Buddha, or Ra. It is not the name of the god you worship that counts, but whether you are worshipping the correct God.

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