Remember that we are not to argue over doctrine or Scripture. The authority of Joseph Smith as a “prophet” of God is the real issue. Establish the following points: Step No. 1: Joseph Smith was only one of many 19th century “prophets.” There was nothing unique about his claims. Step No. 2: He was a part of a [...] . . . → Read More: How to Witness to Mormons
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The passage of time has probably made it impossible to know exactly where the Garden of Eden was located. . . . → Read More: An American Garden of Eden In June 1828 Joseph Smith, Jr., the founder of Mormonism, joined the Methodist Church [probationary class] in Harmony, Pennsylvania. . . . → Read More: JOSEPH SMITH TRIES TO JOIN THE METHODISTS Born in 1805 in Sharon, Vermont, Joseph Smith would begin just a few years later what would become one of the world’s largest and fastest growing non-Christian religions. . . . → Read More: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Not long after leaving my screenwriting career in Hollywood, I was hired to assist on a documentary produced by a Christian film company. The subject was Mormonism and the company’s initial screenings were not very successful. They hoped that my film experience and input would help improve the project. I was familiar with the theology of Mormonism through my previous work on a documentary addressing multiple cults; so after reviewing the docudrama a couple of times, my solution was to re-edit the film so that it focused primarily on the doctrines of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, simply what Mormons believe. That hardly seems like a brilliant idea, or even a particularly interesting one. Perhaps, but then you may not be familiar with the teachings of Joseph Smith and LDS so-called Apostles and Prophets. . . . → Read More: Mormon Fiction |
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