Those ‘Do Not Add’ Texts and Mormons
If you have ever spoken to a Mormon, you may have raised the issue of the ‘do…
Mormon Revelation and Restorationism
Mormonism is a Restorationist religion. This is hardly controversial or surprising since it grew out of the Restorationist enthusiasm formed during the Second Great Awakening of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Restorationism is one of two very influential movements to come out of the Great Awakening whose influence we still see today, the other being Adventism.
Mormons Misusing Scripture
Was Cain doomed to not die, but to wander the earth a lost soul? Is King David…
Mormonism and ‘Creedal Christianity’
Mormons consider theirs ‘the only true church,’ the rest mere ‘Creedal Christianity.’ Mormonism has historically sought to…
Chorley Outreach and the Mormon Pageant
A report on the recent outreach at the British pageant of the Mormon Church. Many may not…
How Can it Not be True-Joseph Smith
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is all about looking and sounding Christian. Producing a…
Another Cross-less Easter for Mormons
Some deceptions are so obvious as to be audacious, like the Jehovah’s Witness teaching that Jesus returned…
Light the World: A Very Mormon Christmas
As Christmas approaches, I have noticed that Mormon Missionaries are changing their pictures on social media, adding…
The Mormon Playbook and Book of Mormon Geography
The Mormon Playbook is never better illustrated than in the history of Book of Mormon geography. 19th century Mormons knew it, 20th century Mormons conveniently forgot it, todays Mormons have no idea where the events of the Book of Mormon happened. Which is why there re no maps at the back of the Book of Mormon.
Living Prophets, Mormons, and Amos 3:7
“Surely the Lord God will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets.“ Amos 3…
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