Why We Use “Mormon”
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has made recent efforts to emphasize using its full name. Here’s why we continue to use “Mormon.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to your common questions about Mormonism.
How Should I Respond if Mormons Ask Me to Read the Book of Mormon?
Mormons often encourage you to read the Book of Mormon. Here’s one way to respond.
What Do Mormons Believe About Faith and Works?
One of the main differences between Mormonism and Biblical Christianity is the relationship between faith and works.
Are the Mormon Jesus and the Christian Jesus the SAME Jesus?
Is it accurate to say that Mormons and Christians “love the same Jesus?” Why does this matter? How can one word make all the difference?
What Happens in a Mormon Temple?
Mormon temples are different from their churches or stake houses. Only worthy Mormons are allowed to enter. Here they conduct ordinances that are necessary for exaltation.
Why don’t Mormons use crosses?
How do Mormons approach the common symbol of the Christian church, the cross?
What are Mormon stake houses?
This is a common term for Mormon churches.
What are the Mormon sacred undergarments?
These are some of the first things Mormons receive when they enter the temple for the first time. Following is how these garments are explained in a popular LDS Church manual. “The garment provides a constant reminder of the covenants you have made in the temple. You should treat it with respect at all times. …
How many scriptures do Mormons have?
Mormons view the Bible as the least reliable of their scriptures.
Why don’t Mormons drink coffee?
Can Mormons drink coffee? What rules do they have about food and drinks?