Evidence for the Authenticity of the Book of Mormon? Many people who investigate The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints encounter anti-Mormon propaganda. Contrary to what anti-Mormons would have you believe, there IS evidence supporting the authenticity of the Book of Mormon. As is the case of most of the stories of the Bible, the evidence for the Book of Mormon is circumstantial, […] (November 15, 2007, 2 comments)
Interview with a Mormon Teenager. Many who are considering joining the Mormon Church wonder what kind of an impact it will have on their families. In this episode of The Mormon Jungle, I interview Matt G., my 15 year-old Mormon brother. For many, the words Mormon and teenager bring to mind opposite and conflicting ideas, but Matt G. manages to […] (November 13, 2007)
I was raised in the Church and have recently been questionin g many things about the history of the church. I know Joseph Smith had multiple wives, but were any of them married to other men at the same time? Please tell me this is a mistake! (November 10, 2007, 1 comment)
Are Mormons Christian? Many ask the question, “Are Mormons Christian?” In this installment of “The Mormon Jungle Podcast,” Peter priesthood discusses the definition of “Christian” as well as some of the basic differences between Mormon Christianity and the other branches of the Christian tree. Many of the differences between Mormonism and creedal Christianity have their origins in the […] (October 8, 2007)
Why do some in the church feel that somehow if we were livin g the Gospel correctly we would not need modern medicine, in spite of the numerous references to modern medicine playing such an important role in health and healing among the saints and leaders in conjunction with Priesthood blessings? (September 25, 2007, 5 comments)
September Dawn and the Mountain Meadows Massacre. September Dawn, a recent movie by director Christopher Cain, fictionalizes the terrible tragedy known as the Mountain Meadows Massacre. The Arizona Daily Star recently proclaimed, “[September Dawn] can’t shake the implication that it’s some sort of attack piece on the Mormon religion.” In this the first episode of “The Mormon Jungle,” “Peter Priesthood” and “Molly […] (August 31, 2007)
I barely know the basics of the Mormon faith so I apologize for articulating a belief wrong if I do so in my question. I was wondering about the belief that God was a man in a previous life and on a different earth. Did this man become glorified and is now the God of […] (August 17, 2007, 4 comments)
God’s Law as I Understand It. I know that God’s law is one of sowing and reaping, of cause and effect. It is constant and immutable. The law is not merciful, understanding or compromising and all phenomena are subject to it. Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ are so erfectly familiar with the law that they personify it. They are the law […] (January 1, 1970)
It’s True. I know that God lives. I also know that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is His gospel on the earth. I know that he has, and will help His sons and daughters when they are in need. I know that Joseph Smith was and is a prophet. I have witnessed no great […] (January 1, 1970)
Incredible Caring People! Every mormon I have ever met have been incredible caring people! All about community and family. I adore mormon beliefs. The respect and kindness is unbelievable. (January 1, 1970)
Finances. I sent in my papers for a full time mission, but the finances are troubling me. I know the church is true and serving a mission is a must if one wants to live by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God. (January 1, 1970)
Known Always. Even though I’ve grown up in the church, I’ve always known it is true. I bear my testimony of our gospel standards. Going though school, I’ve had the opportunity to stand up for my church. By being an example by showing how much I appreciate my standards, I show all my friends how much I […] (January 1, 1970)
My Testimony of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I just want to bear my testimony to all of you that I know the gospel is true. I have felt the Spirit in my life so much. There is nothing greater than having the Savior wrap his arms around you when you have having struggles or you just need a friend. Every time I […] (January 1, 1970)
A Testimony Gained. I gained a testimony of the Book of Mormon by taking president Gordon B. Hinckley’s challenge to read it by the end of the year in 2005. (January 1, 1970)
From Denmark. I am Mormon because I beleive in the Book of Mormon, and in Denmark we need Jesus and good! And we need the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and when I study the Bible and the Book of Mormon I finding always some new thing! (January 1, 1970)
My Testimony. I love the LDS Young Womens’ organization, and all my friends. I know this church is true. I know Joseph Smith is a prophet, and president Monson is our living prophet today. (January 1, 1970)
From Evangelical to Mormon. I did not have any idea that I would be a mormon and active after 38 years. At 16, I spent a year of my life going to all the churchs in my area of Tenn. During that time, I became a born again Christian and determined that after my quest I would return to […] (January 1, 1970, 1 comment)
Converted to the Truth. Where do I begin? I grew up in a good Christian home, but something was missing. I could almost physically feel it. I also questioned things from a young age, things that did not ring true to me. I wanted to know the truth of God and all things, like why are we here? I […] (January 1, 1970)
The Church is TRUE. I know that the church is TRUE. In true I mean every part of the church is true. The Atonement is true, Jesus Christ did die for us, and he suffered for us so that we can now return to our Heavenly Father. I know that the Book of Mormon is true and that we […] (January 1, 1970)
Believe in Jesus Christ. I am Mormon because I have a testemony of our lord Jesus Christ and our prophet Thomas S. Monson l a member sins 2003 me first time that l meet the church was in oktober 1981 at 86 l left the church and came back again on 2003 and babtisted new (January 1, 1970)
I Just Know. I am a memeber of the church as a convert for a little over a year. I wanted to answear the question “Where did I learn to respect other religions?” because I have been dealing with this personally head on for a little while now. The truth is, we must learn and respect all faiths […] (January 1, 1970)
How Talking in Church Helps Me. It helps me feel less nervous, and it helps me fine-tune my talks and speeches, so I know what to put in or take out of a speech/talk, whether in school, church, or just in front of a crowd. (January 1, 1970)
There’s no Controversy. A critical look at the church will show and prove to any innocent and sincere mind that there is no controversy about the church. I have been in the church since 1989 and I have been opportuned to serve a honourable mission in Nigeria, and later endowed in Nigeria Aba temple. I have gone through […] (January 1, 1970)
I Love the Gospel. I love the gospel of Jesus Christ. I know that Christ is the center of our Heavenly Father’s plan of happiness and that through Him we can not only find forgiveness and joy in this life, but return to live with Him and our families for eternity. I know that the gospel in its fullness […] (January 1, 1970)
Silent Prayer. Everyone has problems and everyone wants and desires comfort. I know that as we pray to our Heavenly Father our prayers will be heard and answered in His time, not ours. I know that as we rely on our Heavenly Father through out our day to day activities our life will be easier to bear. […] (January 1, 1970)
Learning. I know a mormon and he or she is amazing. I am so intrigued by this faith and the “truth” that I am hearing about. (January 1, 1970, 2 comments)
Why I am a Mormon. I am mormon because it makes the most sense. By being a Mormon I have learned about God and my relationship with Him. I have learned who I really am and who my fellow brothers and sisters on this planet are. I have learned to love and respect all of God’s creations and learned to […] (January 1, 1970, 1 comment)
Why I am a Mormon. I am mormon because the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been shown to me to be the true church of Jesus Christ, restored and revealed anew, through the power and inspiration of the holy spirit. (January 1, 1970)