Encyclopedia of Anti-Mormonism
This book is being offered for $0.99 (an $8.00 discount) until the election!
You should be prepared with information when the Mormon missionaries come knocking; the image the LDS Church paints of itself does not reflect the true countenance of its character.
Mormons have a limited understanding of their own religion. The LDS church goes to great lengths to suppress history that is not faith promoting; they have even modified it to make it less troubling. They discourage members from reading material they deem inappropriate.
Because of this kind of politic, church members are taught a very simplified, sanitized, and inaccurate version of history. When they read a book such as this (exposing some of what really happened), they lash out in proclaiming it to be ‘Lies, and Anti-Mormon Propaganda.’
Contained within these pages are direct quotations from a variety of LDS leaders, relatives, and friends from its nearly 200 year old beginnings.
The faithful Church member must firmly believe in (and vigorously defend) the founder of the religion, Joseph Smith (author of the ‘Book of Mormon’), and agree that the faith is the “one and only true church” in the world; as well as understand that no one can enter heaven without Joseph Smith’s permission.
LDS apostle Orson Pratt made a challenge in this manner: “If, after a rigid examination, it be found an imposition, it should be extensively published to the world as such; the evidences and arguments on which the imposture was detected, should be clearly and logically stated, that those who have been sincerely yet unfortunately deceived, may perceive the nature of the deception and be reclaimed, and that those who continue to publish the delusion, may be exposed and silenced…”
Among Joseph Smith’s virtues are some other attributes: Liar, Thief, Magician, Extortionist, Polygamist, Despot, Bigamist, Adulterer, Philanderer, Convict, Fugitive, Plagiarist, Treasure Hunter, Drinker, Smoker, Statutory Rapist, Illusionist, Fabricator, Racist, Manipulator, and Misogynist. He was also Polyandrous, Hallucinative, Delusional, Controlling, and most of the time he acted entirely above the law. There is also compelling evidence to suggest Joseph Smith used mushrooms and alcohol to produce the visions he claims to have had; as well as the joint hallucinations some of his followers experienced.
One might wonder if these characteristics are worthy of a close friend, much less those of a man claiming to be the prophet of God’s only true religion.
Unfortunately, Joseph Smith may have been a ‘Saint’ compared to the man who succeeded him (though unauthorized as such), Brigham Young.
The evidence in this book (nearly 800 pages; accompanied by more than 2,500 footnotes) is clear. Regardless of attempts by the LDS Church to paint this criminal (Joseph Smith) in a favorable light by changing history, and smiling too often; it is finally time to follow through with Orson Pratt’s wise admonition.
As of this writing, active Mormon Republicans Jon Huntsman and Mitt Romney are vying for the high honor of the Presidency of the United States of America in the next election. Mormons are convinced this would be a fulfillment of one of Joseph Smith’s prophesies.
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You should be prepared with information when the Mormon missionaries come knocking; the image the LDS Church paints of itself does not reflect the true countenance of its character.
Mormons have a limited understanding of their own religion. The LDS church goes to great lengths to suppress history that is not faith promoting; they have even modified it to make it less troubling. They discourage members from reading material they deem inappropriate.
Because of this kind of politic, church members are taught a very simplified, sanitized, and inaccurate version of history. When they read a book such as this (exposing some of what really happened), they lash out in proclaiming it to be ‘Lies, and Anti-Mormon Propaganda.’
Contained within these pages are direct quotations from a variety of LDS leaders, relatives, and friends from its nearly 200 year old beginnings.
The faithful Church member must firmly believe in (and vigorously defend) the founder of the religion, Joseph Smith (author of the ‘Book of Mormon’), and agree that the faith is the “one and only true church” in the world; as well as understand that no one can enter heaven without Joseph Smith’s permission.
LDS apostle Orson Pratt made a challenge in this manner: “If, after a rigid examination, it be found an imposition, it should be extensively published to the world as such; the evidences and arguments on which the imposture was detected, should be clearly and logically stated, that those who have been sincerely yet unfortunately deceived, may perceive the nature of the deception and be reclaimed, and that those who continue to publish the delusion, may be exposed and silenced…”
Among Joseph Smith’s virtues are some other attributes: Liar, Thief, Magician, Extortionist, Polygamist, Despot, Bigamist, Adulterer, Philanderer, Convict, Fugitive, Plagiarist, Treasure Hunter, Drinker, Smoker, Statutory Rapist, Illusionist, Fabricator, Racist, Manipulator, and Misogynist. He was also Polyandrous, Hallucinative, Delusional, Controlling, and most of the time he acted entirely above the law. There is also compelling evidence to suggest Joseph Smith used mushrooms and alcohol to produce the visions he claims to have had; as well as the joint hallucinations some of his followers experienced.
One might wonder if these characteristics are worthy of a close friend, much less those of a man claiming to be the prophet of God’s only true religion.
Unfortunately, Joseph Smith may have been a ‘Saint’ compared to the man who succeeded him (though unauthorized as such), Brigham Young.
The evidence in this book (nearly 800 pages; accompanied by more than 2,500 footnotes) is clear. Regardless of attempts by the LDS Church to paint this criminal (Joseph Smith) in a favorable light by changing history, and smiling too often; it is finally time to follow through with Orson Pratt’s wise admonition.
As of this writing, active Mormon Republicans Jon Huntsman and Mitt Romney are vying for the high honor of the Presidency of the United States of America in the next election. Mormons are convinced this would be a fulfillment of one of Joseph Smith’s prophesies.
Encyclopedia of Anti-Mormonism
This book is being offered for $0.99 (an $8.00 discount) until the election!
You should be prepared with information when the Mormon missionaries come knocking; the image the LDS Church paints of itself does not reflect the true countenance of its character.
Mormons have a limited understanding of their own religion. The LDS church goes to great lengths to suppress history that is not faith promoting; they have even modified it to make it less troubling. They discourage members from reading material they deem inappropriate.
Because of this kind of politic, church members are taught a very simplified, sanitized, and inaccurate version of history. When they read a book such as this (exposing some of what really happened), they lash out in proclaiming it to be ‘Lies, and Anti-Mormon Propaganda.’
Contained within these pages are direct quotations from a variety of LDS leaders, relatives, and friends from its nearly 200 year old beginnings.
The faithful Church member must firmly believe in (and vigorously defend) the founder of the religion, Joseph Smith (author of the ‘Book of Mormon’), and agree that the faith is the “one and only true church” in the world; as well as understand that no one can enter heaven without Joseph Smith’s permission.
LDS apostle Orson Pratt made a challenge in this manner: “If, after a rigid examination, it be found an imposition, it should be extensively published to the world as such; the evidences and arguments on which the imposture was detected, should be clearly and logically stated, that those who have been sincerely yet unfortunately deceived, may perceive the nature of the deception and be reclaimed, and that those who continue to publish the delusion, may be exposed and silenced…”
Among Joseph Smith’s virtues are some other attributes: Liar, Thief, Magician, Extortionist, Polygamist, Despot, Bigamist, Adulterer, Philanderer, Convict, Fugitive, Plagiarist, Treasure Hunter, Drinker, Smoker, Statutory Rapist, Illusionist, Fabricator, Racist, Manipulator, and Misogynist. He was also Polyandrous, Hallucinative, Delusional, Controlling, and most of the time he acted entirely above the law. There is also compelling evidence to suggest Joseph Smith used mushrooms and alcohol to produce the visions he claims to have had; as well as the joint hallucinations some of his followers experienced.
One might wonder if these characteristics are worthy of a close friend, much less those of a man claiming to be the prophet of God’s only true religion.
Unfortunately, Joseph Smith may have been a ‘Saint’ compared to the man who succeeded him (though unauthorized as such), Brigham Young.
The evidence in this book (nearly 800 pages; accompanied by more than 2,500 footnotes) is clear. Regardless of attempts by the LDS Church to paint this criminal (Joseph Smith) in a favorable light by changing history, and smiling too often; it is finally time to follow through with Orson Pratt’s wise admonition.
As of this writing, active Mormon Republicans Jon Huntsman and Mitt Romney are vying for the high honor of the Presidency of the United States of America in the next election. Mormons are convinced this would be a fulfillment of one of Joseph Smith’s prophesies.
You should be prepared with information when the Mormon missionaries come knocking; the image the LDS Church paints of itself does not reflect the true countenance of its character.
Mormons have a limited understanding of their own religion. The LDS church goes to great lengths to suppress history that is not faith promoting; they have even modified it to make it less troubling. They discourage members from reading material they deem inappropriate.
Because of this kind of politic, church members are taught a very simplified, sanitized, and inaccurate version of history. When they read a book such as this (exposing some of what really happened), they lash out in proclaiming it to be ‘Lies, and Anti-Mormon Propaganda.’
Contained within these pages are direct quotations from a variety of LDS leaders, relatives, and friends from its nearly 200 year old beginnings.
The faithful Church member must firmly believe in (and vigorously defend) the founder of the religion, Joseph Smith (author of the ‘Book of Mormon’), and agree that the faith is the “one and only true church” in the world; as well as understand that no one can enter heaven without Joseph Smith’s permission.
LDS apostle Orson Pratt made a challenge in this manner: “If, after a rigid examination, it be found an imposition, it should be extensively published to the world as such; the evidences and arguments on which the imposture was detected, should be clearly and logically stated, that those who have been sincerely yet unfortunately deceived, may perceive the nature of the deception and be reclaimed, and that those who continue to publish the delusion, may be exposed and silenced…”
Among Joseph Smith’s virtues are some other attributes: Liar, Thief, Magician, Extortionist, Polygamist, Despot, Bigamist, Adulterer, Philanderer, Convict, Fugitive, Plagiarist, Treasure Hunter, Drinker, Smoker, Statutory Rapist, Illusionist, Fabricator, Racist, Manipulator, and Misogynist. He was also Polyandrous, Hallucinative, Delusional, Controlling, and most of the time he acted entirely above the law. There is also compelling evidence to suggest Joseph Smith used mushrooms and alcohol to produce the visions he claims to have had; as well as the joint hallucinations some of his followers experienced.
One might wonder if these characteristics are worthy of a close friend, much less those of a man claiming to be the prophet of God’s only true religion.
Unfortunately, Joseph Smith may have been a ‘Saint’ compared to the man who succeeded him (though unauthorized as such), Brigham Young.
The evidence in this book (nearly 800 pages; accompanied by more than 2,500 footnotes) is clear. Regardless of attempts by the LDS Church to paint this criminal (Joseph Smith) in a favorable light by changing history, and smiling too often; it is finally time to follow through with Orson Pratt’s wise admonition.
As of this writing, active Mormon Republicans Jon Huntsman and Mitt Romney are vying for the high honor of the Presidency of the United States of America in the next election. Mormons are convinced this would be a fulfillment of one of Joseph Smith’s prophesies.
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