Many active LDS Church members feel justified, almost compelled, to judge us without really understanding why we became disaffected from the Church we once loved & sacrificed for. Unfortunately as active Church members it is almost impossible to understand the … Continue reading
It may be my scientific/medical background, but though I like a good story as much as anyone, I need the stories to be true if I’m going to base my life’s mission on them. Heck, I love The Lord of … Continue reading
Thank you for your concern, I am flattered you have taken the time to compose your comments. I hope I can reciprocate. I am concerned for you. That you have been unable to recognise the delusional effects of the Mormon … Continue reading
Sent: Sunday 4th December 2011 Dear President Martin, It’s been a good few months since we communicated so I thought I would report on how things are going for us, as well as inform you of an important change of … Continue reading
I very often get accused of never really having a testimony of the Book of Mormon, or of the Church. Members make up excuses or rationalisation for why I ‘lost my testimony’ or became a non-believer, as a method of … Continue reading
In Mormonism you don’t discover or decide your own personal purpose on earth. You are told it! You are given your purpose for life! You are told what your duty is. There’s a common phrase in the Church which comes … Continue reading
“If you saw a thirsty man drinking water from a well you knew to be poisoned, would you let him continue to drink or would you guide him to a safe well?” ~Christopher Miller “I believe that anyone who is … Continue reading
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