Author: Bill McKeever
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Das celestiale Gesetz
Von Bill McKeever Übersetzt von Wolfgang Schneider(Translated by Wolfgang Schneider ) Historisch betrachtet hat die Christenheit immer gelehrt, daß der Mensch für nur einen von zwei Orten bestimmt ist, nachdem er gestorben ist: Himmel oder Hölle. Andererseits behauptet das Mormonentum, daß der Glaube und die Taten eines Menschen in diesem Leben darin resultieren, entweder ins…
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“We’re Christians just like you!”
By Bill McKeever
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Are Ancient Coins Mentioned in the Book of Mormon?
Does the Book of Mormon speak about coins? For many years, the heading to Alma 11 referred to “coins,” which made sense since the chapter described different precious metal measurements upon which the Nephites based their monetary system. Although LDS apologists complained that “coins” were never referenced in this chapter, the LDS Church kept the…
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The LDS Temple Ceremony
By Bill McKeever Listen Scattered throughout the United States and in many countries around the world stand the majestic Mormon temples. These huge structures are believed by many to be similar to church buildings common to Bible-believing Christians; however, what goes on inside does not even closely resemble a Christian worship service.
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Comments from Pastors
Dr. Gary Coombs – Missions Pastor for Shadow Mountain Community Church, El Cajon, CA — “On behalf of the pastoral staff and congregation of Shadow Mountain Community Church, I would like to recommend to you Bill McKeever, along with his ministry with Mormonism Research Ministry. We consider Bill to be very sound in his doctrine…
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Hearing Both Sides of the Issue
By Bill McKeever Proverbs 18:17 tells us, “He that is first in his own cause seemeth just; but his neighbor cometh and searcheth him.”
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Should Christians Witness at Mormon Events?
By Bill McKeever Many people who attend Christian churches see no problem with foreign missionaries exposing paganism and false doctrine by handing out literature and witnessing in public places. However, for some strange reason, some of these same people have a problem with Christians exposing false doctrine in a similar manner here in the United…
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“I Feel a Spirit of Contention!”
By Bill McKeever It is not uncommon for Latter-day Saints to accuse Christians of having a “spirit of contention” when their doctrinal inconsistencies are being discussed. Such a rebuke is meant to make it appear that the Christian is somehow not exhibiting a Christ-like attitude and/or not playing fair. Being accused of being contentious should…
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Ask an Elder?
One of our readers wrote to say that we at MRM are like the “Consumer Product Safety Commission for Christians.” This compliment says a lot since it is our goal to closely examine the teachings of the LDS Church so that Christians (and Mormons) can make an informed decision when it comes to the Mormon…
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Don’t Let the Badge Intimidate You
I have often said that the modern missionary system advocated by the LDS Church is an ingenious idea. Though the popular slogan “every member a missionary” calls on all members to actively proclaim the Mormon faith, tens of thousands of men and women serve full-time positions in a short-term capacity. Most are young people in their late…
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Doctrine and Heritage
Many Latter-day Saints value their faith due to heritage rather than doctrine. Emotional ties prevent them from leaving, despite recognizing issues. Understanding this can foster patience in discussions.
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Are Feelings a Good Source for Truth?
By Bill McKeever
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Tithing by Coercion
By Bill McKeever Most people would be offended at any organization which teaches that in order to escape damnation, giving of your financial means is mandatory. Yet, this is exactly what Mormonism teaches.
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Why Do Some Latter-day Saints Dislike Being Called Mormon?
By Bill McKeever Have you ever had a Latter-day Saint get upset at you when you used the term “Mormon” to describe either them or the LDS Church? We have noticed that this has become more and more of a response by those we attempt to share the Gospel with.
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The Faith of Brigham Young
Compiled by Bill McKeever
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Mormonism and Evolution
By Bill McKeever On May 22, 2000, a reader in the Salt Lake Tribune took BYU assistant professor Randy Bennett to task for insisting that all modern creatures had a common ancestor. The reader claimed that this was inconsistent since the LDS Church, with its doctrine of the pre-existence, has traditionally taught that man was…
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Angels and Humans
By Bill McKeever The concept of heavenly beings known as angels is contained within the theology in both Mormonism and historic Christianity. To question the existence of such beings is to question the integrity of Christ Himself, who confirmed the existence of angels when He mentioned “angels in heaven” (Matthew 22:30) as well as “the…
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An American Garden of Eden?
The passage of time has probably made it impossible to know exactly where the Garden of Eden was located. While admitting that no theory comes without difficulties, Dr. Roland K. Harrison, professor of Old Testament at Wycliffe College, Toronto, writes, “On the basis of currently available information it would appear that the one that locates…
