Confessions of a Former Mormon: What Do They Believe, and how to Effectively Reach Mormons?
June 8, 2020
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as posted by the channelI had the great privilege to sit with my friend Dan Tate and talk about Mormonism. Dan used to be LDS. (Latter Day Saint, another name for Mormons, for those that don't know.) We talk about LDS terminology compared to Christianity, insight on what they believe, a little about Dan's story out of Mormonism, and how to reach LDS. He's a wealth of knowledge on this subject.
I first heard Dan on The Cultish Show talking about this very subject. He goes into a lot more detail on other topics on the podcast. I have linked these below as well as other resources that are mentioned in the video.
If you'd like to get a hold of Dan, you can contact the Cultish page on Instagram or Facebook and they will get a hold of him:
Instagram: @thecultishshow
My Video About if Mormons Are Christians:
Dan's Interviews with Cultish:
The Bible Vs. Joseph Smith:
The Bible Vs. the Book of Mormon:
Jeff Durbin Talking with LDS:
Other great resources:
4mormon.org
4witness.org
truthinlove ministries
Evidence Ministries
My Social Media:
Instagram: @melissaldougherty
My Website:
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#LDS #Mormons #Jesus
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