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 | Answering Mormons' Questions In this updated and expanded edition of Answering Mormons' Questions, Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson respond to 36 of the most common questions Mormons ask Christians. This edition contains response questions, evangelism tips, a glossary of LDS terms, as well as group discussion questions. 334pp. |
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 | In Their Own Words: A Collection of Mormon Quotations When Jesus said, “For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks,” He expressed a simple truth that man generally expresses with words what he believes to be true. So what have Mormons generally believed to be true when it comes to their faith? The answer to this question is not always easy to answer. By topically arranging thousands of statements made by Mormon leaders, educators, apologists, and lay members, In Their Own Words hopes to assist those who desire to better understand this fascinating religion. 300pp. “In Their Own Words is an invaluable resource for anyone who desires to know more about Mormon teachings. Organized under topics from Aaronic Priesthood to Zion, quotes from standard works, church leaders, and other sources are accurately given. " – James Bjornstad, Professor of Philosophy, Cedarville University “Bill McKeever has compiled a compendium of the teachings of the LDS Church quoting both church authorities and lay members. This extraordinary collection is a good place to start a friendly discussion on Mormonism. Just about any topic should strike up a conversation.” – H. Michael Marquardt, Independent historian and author of The Rise of Mormonism: 1816-1844 Bill McKeever is the director of Mormonism Research Ministry, a Christian organization based in the Salt Lake City area. MRM was founded in 1979 and serves to educate the general public about the differences between Mormonism and Christianity, as well as to reach out to the LDS people with the biblical doctrine of grace. Bill is also the author of Answering Mormons’ Questions, and co-author of Mormonism 101. His expertise on the history and doctrines of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has allowed him to speak at numerous churches, conferences, Bible colleges, and seminaries both in the United States and abroad. |
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Books
 | Baker Encyclopedia of Apologetics By Norman Geisler Gives the ultimate one-volume reference for Christians who seek meaningful responses to criticisms of their faith. (Hardcover, 1999, 841 pp.). |
 | By His Own Hand Upon Papyrus By Charles Larson Examines the background of the Book of Abraham papyri. Dr. Stephen E. Thompson, an LDS scholar with a Ph.D. in Egyptology, said Larson is “far more accurate than anything Hugh Nibley ever wrote on the subject.” (Paperback, 1992, 240 pp.) |
 | Conflict in the Quorum: Orson Pratt, Brigham Young, Joseph Smith, by Gary James Bergera By Gary James Bergera |
| In Their Own Words: A Collection of Mormon Quotations By Bill McKeever When Jesus said, “For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks,” He expressed a simple truth that man generally expresses with words what he believes to be true. So what have Mormons generally believed to be true when it comes to their faith? The answer to this question is not always easy to answer. By topically arranging thousands of statements made by Mormon leaders, educators, apologists, and lay members, In Their Own Words hopes to assist those who desire to better understand this fascinating religion. 300pp. “In Their Own Words is an invaluable resource for anyone who desires to know more about Mormon teachings. Organized under topics from Aaronic Priesthood to Zion, quotes from standard works, church leaders, and other sources are accurately given. " – James Bjornstad, Professor of Philosophy, Cedarville University “Bill McKeever has compiled a compendium of the teachings of the LDS Church quoting both church authorities and lay members. This extraordinary collection is a good place to start a friendly discussion on Mormonism. Just about any topic should strike up a conversation.” – H. Michael Marquardt, Independent historian and author of The Rise of Mormonism: 1816-1844 Bill McKeever is the director of Mormonism Research Ministry, a Christian organization based in the Salt Lake City area. MRM was founded in 1979 and serves to educate the general public about the differences between Mormonism and Christianity, as well as to reach out to the LDS people with the biblical doctrine of grace. Bill is also the author of Answering Mormons’ Questions, and co-author of Mormonism 101. His expertise on the history and doctrines of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has allowed him to speak at numerous churches, conferences, Bible colleges, and seminaries both in the United States and abroad . |
 | Joseph Smith and Muhammad By Eric Johnson Eric Johnson offers an interesting insight into the parallels between the founder of Mormonism and the founder of Islam (Paperback, 1998, 36 pp.). |
 | Mormonism 101: Examining the Religion of the Latter-day Saints By Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson Easy to read book that examines the basic issues that divide Mormonism from biblical Christianity. Over 500 endnotes dealing with the LDS Godhead, preexistence, the fall, the standard works, atonement, grace and works, communion, the temple, and much more! (Paperback, 2000, 320pp.) Mormonism is one of the fastest growing religions in the world, with over five million Mormons in the United States alone. For those who have wondered in what specific ways Mormonism differs from the Christian faith, Mormonism 101 provides definitive answers. Introducing their study with this provocative quotation from Mormon Apostle Bruce McConkieMormonism is Christianity; Christianity is Mormonism; they are one and the samethe authors refute that claim. They examine the major tenets of Mormon theology and compare them with orthodox Christian beliefs. Their helpful, point-by-point study contains succinct conclusions at the end of each major section and numerous quotes from authoritative Mormon sources. In addition, Mormonism 101 offers practical, end-of-chapter witnessing tips. Readers will not only learn about Mormon teachings but will also be better equipped to witness to friends and family within the Mormon church. This book is also a valuable resource for students studying cults and comparative religion, as well as for organizations and ministries that reach out to Mormons. |
 | New International Encyclopedia of Bible Difficulties By Gleason Archer Invaluable resource for working through difficult passages of Scripture—-or conversing with those who believe that “the Bible contradicts itself.” Without resorting to simplistic solutions, Archer makes a compelling case for the unity and integrity of Scripture, providing answers for skeptics and assurance for those confused by apparent discrepancies. (Hardcover, 2001, 476 pp.). |
 | New Light on Mormon Origins By Wesley Walters Demonstrates how the official version of Joseph Smith’s “first vision” contradicts actual history. (Paperback, 1997, 31 pp.) |
 | Sidney Rigdon: A Portrait of Religious Excess By Richard Van Wagoner Richard Van Wagoner intended to give the reader some little known insight into the life of Joseph Smith’s right-hand man. In doing so he also gives troublesome facts regarding Mormonism’s founder, Joseph Smith. (Paperback, 2005, 493 pp.) |
 | Studies of the Book of Mormon By B.H. Roberts B.H. Roberts served the LDS Church as both faithful historian and General Authority. However, towards the end of his life he found himself frustrated by the superficial answers given by his church leaders regarding some very difficult questions about the Book of Mormon. Roberts was a staunch defender of the LDS faith, but he was also considered an honest thinker. For this reason Studies of the Book of Mormon makes for a very interesting read. (Paper, 1992, 377pp). |
 | Water Round the Altar By Sharon Lindbloom A 30-day devotional that centers on the theme of discernment. Edited by MRM’s Sharon Lindbloom. Devotional titles include:
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 | What Every Mormon (and Non-Mormon) Should Know By Edmond Gruss and Lane Thuet Offers a thorough examination of Mormonism's history and doctrine, covering issues such as the First Vision, the alleged great apostasy, Joseph Smith's abilities as "translator" of the Book of Mormon, the Mormon godhood and gospel, and more. 533 pages. |
 | When Critics Ask By Norman Geisler Offers clear and concise answers to over 800 questions critics and doubters raise about the Bible. This volume gives critical commentary on the Bible as well as explanations to difficult passages that are often misused by various cults. |
CDs & DVDs
 | Burying the Past Brian Patrick’s award winning documentary on the Mountain Meadows Massacre. “Burying the Past” not only carefully explains the circumstances leading up to this American tragedy, it also covers the more recent controversy between descendants of the victims and the LDS Church regarding how the victims should be memorialized. |
 | Lifting the Veil of Polygamy This documentary examines the roots of Joseph Smith’s legacy, and its modern-day fruit. We follow the compelling testimonies of nine former fundamentalists, who shed light on this practice and lifestyle which has been shrouded in secrecy since the earliest days of Mormonism; but more importantly, they share the true freedom they have found in the Jesus Christ of the Bible. |
 | The Bible vs the Book of Mormon The Bible has been vindicated time and time again as archaeologists uncover evidence for cities and civilizations mentioned in its pages. What about the Book of Mormon? Does the evidence support its claim that a huge civilization of Nephites and Lamanites existed in the New World? If the archaeological and historical evidence for each book was listed side-by-side, which list would be more compelling? This documentary will answer these questions with amazing clarity. English. |
 | DNA vs Book Mormon $9.99 - Add DVD to cart The Book of Mormon, as well as Mormon leaders, have insisted that the American Indians are of the "House of Israel." DNA evidence however, says otherwise. |
 | The Lost Book of Abraham: Investigating a Remarkable Mormon Claim $14.99 - Add DVD to cart |
| In Their Own Words $11.99 - Add CD to cart (searchable PDF on CD; not an audio book) |
 | A critique of Spencer W. Kimball’s book, The Miracle of Forgiveness, as aired on Viewpoint on Mormonism (45 shows). (MP3 CD) |
Tracts
| Joseph Smith "Million Dollar Bill" Tracts This Million Dollar Bill tract is guaranteed to attract attention. It features a picture of Joseph Smith on the front and a salvation message directed to Mormons on the back. |
| Brigham Young "Million Dollar Bill" Tracts The Brigham Young Million Dollar Bill tract includes several quotations from LDS leaders regarding the virgin birth. Text of the tract: On July 8, 1860, Brigham Young, Mormonism’s second president, said, “That very babe that was cradled in the manger, was begotten, not by Joseph, the husband of Mary, but by another Being… He was begotten by God our heavenly Father” (Journal of Discourses 11:268). |
