Mormonism

Perhaps the best feature of this book is the fact that it is structured as one large outline. This makes the material extremely easy to follow. It also allows for individual subjects to be accessed easily. For example, if one is looking for information on "The Nature of God" (an important topic when dealing with the LDS), they will have little trouble finding the information because the book has a format that is user-friendly.If you enjoy "doing" counter-cult apologetics, I cannot think of any resource I would give a higher recommendation to than this one. It has the three key features everyone should look for...1) an easy to follow format; 2) an objective presentation of the particular false teaching being discussed; and 3) a solid, Biblically-based refutation that can be appreciated by the Pastor, as well as the layman.

I read this book with great interest after a friend encouraged me to get it. I was taking LDS missionary lessons, but after reading this book, I found that there was much more that the LDS did not tell me than what they had told me. This book told me the rest of the untold story. I am now a Christian and I am thankful that I did not get caught up in the tangled web of LDS theology that goes far beyond what God gave us in the Bible. Thanks, Zondervan, for this series. Bob D.