What's the best way to find out more about Mormonism?
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www.lds.org  go to basic believes. \n\nI wouldn't believe any of these others who told you crap about the church. I've researched every question I've heard about the church and I've always from answers from our scholars. The problem most people seem to have is they accept the word of so called "scholars" that supposedly had already asked the churches scholars about all these "facts" of why the church is wrong. These "scholars" never ask the churches responses in any of their publication, but always say they do, a pure lie. This makes the reader of these lies and deceptions believe that there is no answer other than what they just read.\n\nIf you want to know the truth for YOURSELF I challange you to talk to the LDS missionaries and read the Book of Mormon for yourself. If it is of God you will know it to be, if it is not you will know it to be. Read it and ask God in prayer if it is true. I read the book and found every part to agree wholeheartedly with the bible which I have read several times. I have prayed about it and know it to be a testimony of Jesus christ, a true book.
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Go to all about God.com This is a great buddy to learn about.
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I think that it is great that you are interested in becoming a Mormon!  What you need to do is find and LDS church in your area which I will help you with, then once you are their, let them know that you interested in becomeing a member.  The missionaries will then explain the religion a in a few discussions with you and will then invite you to be baptized a member of the Church if you feel you would like too. If you go to www.lds.org you will see an  option for stake and ward website,  click on it and then you will be able to type in the area for which you are looking and it should show you.  If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
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Check out the Bible the best source i know.
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http://www.beliefnet.com/story/76/story_7665_1.html\n\nQuiz that will ask numerous questions and the relative importance to you of each issue, and return results of what religions your current beliefs are most in sync with.
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The only way I know of to KNOW a religion is to practice it.\n To learn what a religion is about, I think read the books, listen to the people and go to the churches and then make YOUR decision based on how you feel that it all fits in with your core values and beliefs
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You are welcome to attend services at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (also known as the Mormon church).  In fact, our church has a website to help you find a meeting near you: www.mormon.org.\n\nTypically, church services are three hours long, and are made up of three meetings.  The main meeting is called Sacrament Meeting.  This is the meeting where we take bread and water in remembrance of Jesus Christ, as well as listen to sermons.  The other meetings are comparable to Sunday School classes in other churches.\n\nOne sacrament meeting a month is called "Fast and Testimony Meeting".  This is usually on the first Sunday of the month.  During this meeting, no pre-planned sermon is given.  Instead, people in attendance are allowed the opportunity to bear testimony about the principles of the gospel of Jesus Christ.  \n\nDuring the other sacrament meetings each month, the leader of the congregation (we call him a "bishop") or his counselors typically ask members of the congregation to give short sermons on different topics.  Typically the members of the church will base their talks on scriptures and personal experiences.  Examples of such topics are faith, repentance, baptism, how to love your neighbor, and so forth, although the topic can be basically anything assigned by the bishop or his representative.  Occasionally the topic is left up to the member who is preparing the talk as well.  \n\nSacrament meetings also involve singing of hymns and often musical performances by members of the congregation as well.  The meeting typically lasts about an hour and ten minutes.\n\nI hope you do take the opportunity to attend services at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints!
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I love Mormons. Probably because I am one though. Keep up the good fight! \nFor REAL answers concerning the Mormon Church (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints), please visit the following:\n\nhttp://www.mormon.org\nhttp://www.lds.org\nhttp://www.fairlds.org\nhttp://ldsfaq.byu.edu/\n\nThanks, and have a wonderful day!
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I am not 'Mormon' but have read about and understand your point of view. My unbiased opinion is that if you are targeting a large audience and want to incorporate your beliefs, emphasize your basic belief that through serving others, people can experience joy and be drawn closer to God. This underlying theme will attract the largest group of people and spread a good message, as I believe your goal is. It is, aside from the value of family, the message that most people can relate to and benefit from amongst the LDS doctrines.
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I found one on crossdaily.com that is pretty good. But you  have to becarful. I found that even though they are christian there is a good deal of stuff being discussed that isn't exactly christian like. Good luck.
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What the heck do want to know??
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Google with a properly formed query will find most of the information that is out there. Also try wikipedia for information on places which generally includes their history. \n\nWhat place do you wish to find information on and what sort of information do you require?
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There is no brevity in Scientology.  From Xenu the alien king to thetans...from e-meters and auditors to the Sea Org.  Just type in SCIENTOLOGY into any search engines and you'll find articles for days.  If you're interested in how it compares to other religions, make sure you type in the name of that religion, too, with SCIENTOLOGY to the search engine.  Religious websites will put a religious spin on things (not a bad thing, in my opinion).  The official Scientology website will make everything seem like no big deal.  If you want a true account -- I would find an article written by a former Scientologist.
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I'm LDS, and I'm proud!  \nI have been looking around a bit, and I think that the lies that are posted are outragous!  I mean, if someone asks a question about us LDS people, how about you let US LDS people answer them?  We are the ones who live the religion (it's not a cult, and we don't have communes, etc.), and we are the ones who go to church each week.  Most of the sites that people are reffering to are full of lies!  It's sickening.  If anybody wants to know what we REALLY believe, you can go to www.mormon.ORG, or www.lds.ORG.  Check your facts with LDS people folks, not quasi-religious polygamist cults using the name of our church.
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Go to www.xenu.net . You'll learn everything you need to know about scientology.
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A lot!\nwww.lds.org\nwww.mormon.org
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http://www.familysearch.org/\n\nIt is free and very easy to use. And if you're ever in the Salt Lake City area feel free to check out the family history library. It is incredible. There are also smaller family history libraries in LDS chapels and stake houses. \nCheck them out. They are also free, and they have people there who will help you. Good Luck in your endeavors.