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Mormonism is a cult, denying many of the key tenents of Biblical Christianity, but there are some interesting movements in our generation toward theological discourse and social action with evangelicals that bear watching.




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Most Improbable Dialogue

Oct. 30, 2009 - In October an intense, closed-door dialogue was held at Wheaton College between an evangelical team led by Fuller Theological Seminary president Richard Mouw and a Mormon team led by Robert Millet, a professor at Brigham Young University. This discussion was centered on proselytism, a topic on which the two sides are intense rivals. This was the 17th dialogue between the groups since 2000.
The talks are not the only breakthrough. LDS president Thomas S. Monson and his two counselors permitted Standing Together, an alliance of 90 Utah evangelical churches, to use the historic Salt Lake City Tabernacle for a September 13 revival meeting.
Standing Together president Gregory Johnson, called the event "historic." In his message at the event, evangelist Nick Vujicic challenged LDS teaching by insisting that "every human being is born with an evil nature," and by emphasizing that salvation cannot depend on a person's goodness because "you can't even forgive yourself." More than 100 people made personal commitments to Jesus Christ.

The article chronicles other discussions and events involving many Christian apologists including Ravi Zacharias and Craig Hazen in recent years.

Source: Christianity Today

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Questions And Links For Mormonism

These are some of the questions that are asked about this topic. Search the links section to find helpful teaching and resources from Christian apologists.


What do Mormons Believe?
Comparison Chart:Mormonism and Christianity - 4truth.net
What is "Official" Mormon Doctrine? - Lifeway



Mormonism Links


Apologetics: A Reasoned Defense of Christianity
Mormonism
Southern Baptist – North American Mission Board

Christian Answers Net
Apologetics megasite

Christian Research Institute (CRI)
Home of the "Bible Answer Man" radio program with Hank Hanegraaff. Publisher of the "Christian Research Journal." They have a large searchable database with helpful articles on all aspects of apologetics.

Lifeway Article Repository on Apologetics

Stand To Reason
This is the website for "Stand To Reason" radio show and host Greg Koukl. Koukl and other faculty members offer lectures and seminars geared towards helping Christians gain practical tools they need to make a difference in their world.

Ravi Zacharias International Ministries
A global ministry that seeks to communicate the Gospel of Jesus Christ to cultural influencers throughout the world.





Multimedia

Ravi Zacharias speaking to Mormons 1 of 7 - You Tube






Wikis

There are a number of user-edited Internet encyclopedias, known as "wikis." These may be very helpful, but because of the input of multiple editors, they may be incorrect. Go to any of these wikis and do a search for "Mormonism" or any other topic.

Mormonism - Wikipedia -General interest - May have non-Biblical point of view.
Mormonism - Theopedia- Traditional, evangelical, Protestant point of view.

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