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Secrets of the Mormon Church
Secrets of the Mormon Church
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Secrets of the Mormon Church
The church that was founded by Joseph Smith is today an organization more controlling and subjugating than any church on the face of the earth. The LDS Church has written much about their history. The church historians have written much about the accomplishments of the LDS Church and its leaders but altogether omit the secrets of the Mormon Church. At last a Mormon with insider's knowledge of the secrets of the church has come forward to expose those things that the LDS Church has held secret for generations. At last someone with the courage to observe the LDS teachings, past history, practices, standards, and beliefs objectively reveals his discoveries. The writer plainly and objectively presents information considered taboo for members to even discuss among themselves. He uses an uncanny logic and wit in his presentation and at times just plain gives a shot at past and sometimes present church doctrine and practices. His common-sense approach and plain talk is refreshing.
All too often LDS Church leaders are presented as infallible men who should be obeyed and never questioned. Now a knowledgeable member of the church after twenty years of research tells and reveals all.
The church that was founded by Joseph Smith is today an organization more controlling and subjugating than any church on the face of the earth. The LDS Church has written much about their history. The church historians have written much about the accomplishments of the LDS Church and its leaders but altogether omit the secrets of the Mormon Church. At last a Mormon with insider's knowledge of the secrets of the church has come forward to expose those things that the LDS Church has held secret for generations. At last someone with the courage to observe the LDS teachings, past history, practices, standards, and beliefs objectively reveals his discoveries. The writer plainly and objectively presents information considered taboo for members to even discuss among themselves. He uses an uncanny logic and wit in his presentation and at times just plain gives a shot at past and sometimes present church doctrine and practices. His common-sense approach and plain talk is refreshing.
All too often LDS Church leaders are presented as infallible men who should be obeyed and never questioned. Now a knowledgeable member of the church after twenty years of research tells and reveals all.
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