Saturday, March 15, 2008

Testimony of a former Mormon (Latter-Day Saints/LDS Church)

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4 comments:

Dr. Russell Norman Murray said...

The control of a cult...information to the contrary is to be avoided. It is sad to hear how the parents fought. It is good to see people delivered out of the LDS. They are building a new temple locally.

March 15, 2008 at 3:47 PM
Jeff said...

LDS doctrine states that (their) god was once a man like us, and that even now, he is made of flesh and bone like us. It teaches that a good Mormon---if that Mormon does everything right---can become a god one day and create his own universe. They claim to worship one god. Yet what they don't tell you is that they worship the god of THIS universe. In fact, Mormon doctrine teaches that there are countless gods ruling other universes. Those gods are constantly having sex with their wives, resulting in 'spirit children' who wait to inhabit bodies on the planets they created. These are things that the LDS church never tells the public, because they want to come across as just another Christian denomination. In fact, their god is a completely different god than the God that Christians worship.

March 17, 2008 at 9:12 AM
Weston Krogstadt said...

Please visit my blog to deal with your hate:

mormonhatershow.blogspot.com

October 16, 2008 at 5:31 PM
Jeff said...

Please visit my blog to deal with your hate:

You've already posted that same message in another one of my articles that has a video of a Mormon who accepted Christ as their Savior and was born again.

As I've already said in reply to your other comment, I have no hatred for Mormons, so you are making a completely false assumption. Or maybe that's just your way of advertising your blog site, I don't know. In any case, since I'm not a "Mormon hater," I have no reason to participate in anything that is about or for those who hate Mormons.

It's like telling me, "Visit my site to overcome your smoking habit," when I don't even smoke.

But thanks for leaving a comment anyway.

October 16, 2008 at 10:14 PM

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