>Why are you so against Mormonism in particular and why not any other denomination?
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>What do you believe will happen to Mormons when they die?
Answer: It is possible that some Mormons, in spite of Mormonism, may be saved. I don't think very many are. But even if they all were saved, the errors of Mormonism need to be confronted.

>Do you believe there is a "true church" or do all of the churches have a piece of the right answer?
Answer: We need to define the term "church." In the New Testament that word (in Greek is _eklessia_ means "the called out ones." The New Testament tells us how people are saved. Being saved has nothing to do with a church, it has to do with a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. People who are born again are part of "the church" even if they never join a church. Being in a church does not save you. Just because your cat has kittens in the oven, that doesn't make them biscuits. Just because you sleep in the garage, that doesn't make you a car.

In John, chapter three, Jesus tells us that without being born again, we cannot see the Kingdom of God. Marvel not, you must be born again.

Jim Spencer