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Introductory Articles

New Articles

  • What is "Celestial Polygamy"?, by Bill McKeever. The LDS Church is adamant about distancing itself from modern polygamists, but can it really distance itself entirely from the doctrine of plural marriage?
  • A Look at Fundamentalist Mormonism, by Bill McKeever. FLDS, AUB, TLC? Plural marriage, otherwise known as “the principle,” lives on among thousands of modern-day followers of Joseph Smith.
  • "As God" or "Like God"?, by Bill McKeever. Mormon apologists have tried to tone down Mormonism's godhood theology by insisting that exalted Mormons merely become “like God,” as if this means there is a distinct difference between what the Mormon God is now, and what Mormons hope to become. Is this an accurate appraisal?

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In a 15-minute interview with a Salt Lake City radio station, Bill McKeever, Mormonism Research Ministry's founder and director, outlines the goals and purpose of MRM. He also offers some suggestions when speaking with your LDS friends and acquaintances. To listen to the broadcast click here (MP3).

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Topics

  • News
    Archived news articles pertinent to Mormonism in the US and abroad.
  • Support Groups
    Meet others out of Mormonism who are in a similar journey.
  • Comments from Readers
    Both positive and negative feedback we have received from others.
  • Introductory Issues
    A good place to start at MRM.org as the groundwork for this ministry is laid out.
  • God the Father
    The LDS doctrine of God is not the same as the historic Christian view.
  • Jesus Christ
    How the Jesus of Mormonism is different from the Jesus as described in the Bible.
  • Salvation
    The goal in every person's life is a relationship with God and eternal life.
  • The Mormon Temple
    The sacred temple is where Mormons most important work is done.
  • Marriage & Family
    Celestial marriage and family relationships in Mormonism go beyond this lifetime.
  • The Bible
    In the LDS canon, but not considered fully authoritative and inerrant.
  • The Book of Mormon
    "Another Testament of Jesus Christ" telling the story of ancient Americans.
  • D&C and Pearl of Great Price
    Two other LDS scriptures that make up the LDS Standard Works.
  • Joseph Smith
    The founder of the LDS Church and the originator of many unique LDS teachings.
  • Historical Issues
    Items of history as related to the Latter-day Movement.
  • Documents & Speeches
    Classic speeches and writings by several important LDS leaders.
  • Reviews
    Our ratings of a variety of books, articles, and films based on Mormonism.
  • Rebuttals & Rejoinders
    Our response to published materials on Mormonism.
  • Testimonies
    Stories of individuals and their relationship with God.
  • Foreign Language Articles
    Articles about Mormonism written in Spanish and German.
  • Evangelism Issues
    The Christian's responsibility in sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ.
  • Miscellaneous
    Articles that just didn't seem to fit anywhere else on the site.
  • Links
    External links to some of our favorite resources on Mormonism.
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