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The Mormon Mirage

A Former Member Looks at the Mormon Church Today

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The Mormon Mirage

By: Latayne C. Scott
Narrated by: Tamara Marston
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 Three decades after leaving the Mormon faith, Latayne Colvett Scott looks back to her original journey out of Mormonism and the reasons why she left. Revised and updated, this third edition of The Mormon Mirage presents both a fascinating inside look at Mormonism and new and formidable evidence against its claims and teachings.©2009 Latayne C. Scott (P)2009 Zondervan Christianity Religious Studies Mormon Royalty

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The ways in which LDS ideas trip themselves up, all over the place, is adequately explained. Sometimes to the point of being overly exhaustive. I cannot help but be puzzled why the author chooses to contest LDS ideas, by comparing them with Christianity and after the fashion that this represents irrefutable truth. Thus, the author stands seemingly endlessBiblical quotation up against LDS scripture/doctrine, when it serves no other apparent purpose than to provide the reader with an alternative to LDS ideas. If you listen to this book and you are a Christian, it's possible that nothing will seem amiss. Listen to it as someone from outside of Christianity and it is an incongruous inclusion, visited far too often.

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