Latter-Day Saint Discussions

[text] The Bible tells us that only few will be saved. The Bible tells us that many will try to enter but will not be able to. Mormonism tells you the exact opposite. Flee Mormonism!

[text] One thing that strikes me about LDS theology is how absent the biblical concept is of Jesus as our Master and Christians as His slaves. In the New Testament, Christians belong to Christ. We are bought with a price. Jesus is Lord, and we are His servants… But in LDS theology, the

[text] The Mormon church is unusually concerned with the question of whether it is “true.” As an ex member, I remember hearing children give their testimony and I used to think it was cute, but now I see how terrifying it is; the conditioning of Joseph Smith’s authenticity without

[text] Mormons want their lusts satisfied rather than their souls ministered to. James 4:3

[text] If you would only worship God as He has revealed Himself, leave Mormonism behind, and come to Christ, you could experience depths of worship and the joy of salvation beyond anything you’ve ever imagined… What a truly wonderful thing it is to know Christ. Come to Christ!

[text] I remember going to an LDS ward in the Provo/Orem area where, during testimony meeting, a man wearing a rainbow waistcoat and tie got up and bore his testimony. (No joke) He didn’t testify about Jesus Christ, he spoke almost entirely about how much he loved that the Mormon

[text] God has sent Mormonism: a strong delusion to make them believe what is false! It is because they refused to love the truth and so be saved. Mormons are judicially deluded.

[text] Wanting to be God is the sin that Satan taught humanity… what a coincidence that Mormonism teaches becoming a God. Now you know who the father of Mormonism is.

[text] Mormonism profanes God by declaring Christ’s Church apostate; as though the Lord’s table had become useless and His worship had failed.

[text] Colossians 3:5 says to put sinful desires to death, not baptize them as revelation! LDS plural marriage turns desire into “divine command.” Mormons believe revelation can justify their sin. “Thus saith the Lord” doesn’t make sin holy! Repent!