Mormonism Explained: What Latter-Day Saints Teach & Practice

By: Andrew Jackson

Crossway Books & Bibles / 2008 / Paperback

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Product Description

* As a leading rival to Christianity, Mormonism is a religion to be reckoned with---and a mission field to be cultivated! Jackson's introduction to the origins, beliefs, and practices of the Latter Day Saints will help you better understand---and witness to---your friends and neighbors. Appendixes include LDS articles of faith, organizational structure, and terminology. 128 pages, softcover from Crossway.

Product Information

Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 128
Vendor: Crossway Books & Bibles
Publication Date: 2008

Dimensions: 8.00 X 5.25 (inches)
ISBN: 1581349351
ISBN-13: 9781581349351
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Publisher's Description

A concise, informative introduction to the origins, teaching,and practices of Mormonism today contrasted with historicChristianity.

Author Bio

ANDREW JACKSON (MDiv, Fuller Theological Seminary) is a seminary professor and a senior associate pastor of discipleship and leadership development at a large non-denominational church in Mesa, Arizona. He has traveled to the original homelands of all the primary religions of the world, taught world religions on the college level, and is a frequent blogger and author.

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Mormonism Explained: What Latter-Day Saints Teach & Practice 5 5 1 1

This is a very informative book about what the Latter Day Saints teach and practice. Jackson has certainly done his homework, which is evident as he spells out clearly what Mormon's believe and why they believe the way they do. While it is full of information, the author has a very easy-to-read style. Mormonism Explained is one of the most thorough books on Mormonism I ever read. It covers their history, beliefs, theology, and their diversity in beliefs. This book clears up some confusion I had about what Mormons really believe.I want to note that Jackson does not put down Mormonism as he explains their beliefs, not as a critic but as a teacher. It is a good book for those who want more insight into this religion. May 20, 2008