Mormonism Quotes
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Mormonism , it seems to me, is objectively just a little more idiotic than Christianity is. It has to be: because it is Christianity plus some very stupid ideas.
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One of the grand fundamental principles of Mormonism is to receive truth, let it come from whence it may.
smith, joseph, jr.— Discourses of the Prophet Joseph Smith, p. 199
Mormonism, is the pure doctrine of Jesus Christ; of which I myself am not ashamed.
smith, joseph, jr.— The Personal Writings of Joseph Smith, p. 547-548
Truth is Mormonism. God is the author of it.
smith, joseph, jr.— Discourses of the Prophet Joseph Smith, p. 199
One of the grand fundamental principles of Mormonism is to receive truth, let it come from whence it may.
— Discourses of the Prophet Joseph Smith, p. 199
Mormonism, is the pure doctrine of Jesus Christ; of which I myself am not ashamed.
— The Personal Writings of Joseph Smith, p. 547-548
Truth is Mormonism. God is the author of it.
— Discourses of the Prophet Joseph Smith, p. 199
God sends good people to Hell. Not only do religions like Mormonism, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism not only do they lead people away from from God, they lead people to an eternity of separation from God in Hell. You know Jesus was very clear: Hell is not only going to be populated by murderers, and drug dealers, and child dealers; Hell is going to be filled with good religious people who have rejected the truth of Christ.
— Robert Jeffress "Politically Incorrect", First Baptist Church, Dallas, Texas, 2008-09-06, quoted in Murphy, Tim (11 October 2011), "Perry Endorser Calls Judaism, Catholicism Path to Hell", Mother Jones
Mormonism, it seems to me, is objectively just a little more idiotic than Christianity is. It has to be: because it is Christianity plus some very stupid ideas.
sam harris— Sam Harris, The Problem with Atheism (September 2007)
But perhaps the greatest attraction of Mormonism was the promise that each follower would be granted an extraordinarily intimate relationship with God. Joseph taught and encouraged his adherents to receive personal communiqués straight from the Lord. Divine revelation formed the bedrock of the religion.”
— Jon Krakauer, in Under the Banner of Heaven: A Story of Violent Faith (8 June 2004)
