Is Mormonism Christian?: Mormon Doctrine compared with Biblical Christianity - eBook

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Is Mormonism Christian?: Mormon Doctrine compared with Biblical Christianity - eBook

Name: Is Mormonism Christian?: Mormon Doctrine compared with Biblical Christianity - eBook
Brand: Moody Publishers
SKU: 67413EB
Price: 0.79 USD
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Author: Gordon H. Fraser
ISBN: 9780802491633

By: Gordon H. Fraser

Moody Publishers / 1977 / ePub

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Have you ever wondered how to respond to Mormon missionaries at your door? Are you curious about the history of Mormonism? Do some of their doctrines sound either offensive or attractive? Have you asked yourself, “Well, now, is Mormonism Christian?” Dr. Gordon H. Fraser has compiled significant answers to these questions. He discusses what those missionaries at your door mean by the words they use and how to most simply and effectively witness to your own faith. Is Mormonism Christian? covers much of the doctrine, practice, and teaching of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and gives an outline of its history. Here is a penetrating analysis of a group known by many but understood by few.

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Title: Is Mormonism Christian?: Mormon Doctrine compared with Biblical Christianity - eBook
By: Gordon H. Fraser
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Moody Publishers

Publication Date: 1977
ISBN: 9780802491633
ISBN-13: 9780802491633
Stock No: WW67413EB

Author Bio

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GORDON HOLMES FRASER was born in Quebec, Canada. He moved to Detroit, Michigan, at the age of ten, and came to a personal knowledge of Christ when he was seventeen years of age. After majoring in business administration, he spent several years in executive and sales work. The call then came to enter full-time Christian work. His mentor in spiritual things was the late Dr. H.A. Ironside. Under private tutorship he studied Chinese while engaged for five years in Christian work in Chinese communities such as are found in Oakland and Sacramento, California. His entry into full-time missionary work under the American Sunday School Union was in 1932. He is the founder of the Southwestern School of Missions in Flagstaff, Arizona.