Where are the answers?
“Answering” should provide actual answers to something. Instead, this website offers a mental gymnastics “how-to” to justify one’s beliefs when they need the Church to work for them.
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“Answering” should provide actual answers to something. Instead, this website offers a mental gymnastics “how-to” to justify one’s beliefs when they need the Church to work for them.
This site is laughably bad at "answering" the tough questions seriously and the hypocrisy is at a fever pitch with them talking about critics making money off of their work and coming from a place of "bad faith". The content seems like it was written by a middle-schooler that just clobbered together some faithful mormon talking points in an attempt to debunk topics and details that have already been CONFIRMED by the church itself in their gospel topics essays.
Site contains misinformation and is accusatory rather than informative. It doesn’t “answer” anything.
Absolute nonsense. Amongst other things they talk about non-Mormons profiting of their status which is rate to the point of non existence. Mormons profiting off their membership is quite well known though, they have $250 Billion with a B stocked away. Don't buy this!
Misinformation and fear-mongering, avoid.
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