What they refuse to tell you is that they believe the Bible is only as good as it has been correctly translated it down through the ages. Therefore, they believe, it is highly inaccurate. On the other hand, they claim that the Book of Mormon is the clearest and most accurate translation of the scriptures on earth. What they don't tell you that, despite their claims about the Book of Mormon, there have been over four thousand corrections to this book since its inception. Our panel of experts examines this important issue and offers evidence to support the Biblical view.

As you will find out, an unruly mob killed the "martyr" Joseph Smith

by breaking into a Carthage, Illinois jail where he was incarcerated. Upon a closer examination, we learn that Smith, who was the founder of the Mormon Church, was not really a martyr at all.

Because of their checkered history, many Mormons today suffer from a persecution complex when it comes to their religion, although they can act perfectly normal when it comes to other matters. They feel that are treated as second class people. To help bolster these feelings of inferiority, the Church teaches that the family unit stays together throughout eternity, and that the husband and wife continue to engage in constant sex after death producing many more children. The Church also teaches that a man, if he achieves the status of a god in the next life as a result of performing good deeds in this life, will be a polygamist in the true sense of the word. Thus, Mormonism is a psychosexual cult, according to the late Dr. Walter Martin, one of our guest commentators.

The Mormon Church today continues to believe in polygamy, although the government of the United States outlawed the practice in the 1890's. When they were told to stop marrying multiple wives or face extinction at the hands of the government, God apparently changed his mind. Their solution was to ban this practice in this life but to teach their followers that polygamy would be fully embraced in the next life IF a family was worthy enough. The truth is that God does not change his mind, only the Mormon Prophet does when it becomes convenient. Sadly, Mormons say one thing but mean another. Thus, their words are confusing, especially to Christians. Learn how not to fall into this trap of blurred semantics where one word is used to convey an entirely different meaning than it was supposed to especially when it comes to comparing Mormonism to Christianity. This is how weak Christians and others who are spiritually illiterate prey to cult. This is a must see video.

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