Are Latter-day Saints Christian? The Bible’s Own Tests, Applied
Are Latter-day Saints Christian? Yes. They confess Jesus Christ as the Son of God, crucified and risen, the only name for salvation. Here’s the Bible’s own test.
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Why Don’t Latter-day Saints Use the Cross? The Living Christ and the Empty Tomb
Why don’t Latter-day Saints wear crosses? Not because they reject the Crucifixion, but because, in President Hinckley’s words, “our Savior lives.” Here’s the scripture.
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Do LDS Bishops Get Paid? The Lay Ministry, Explained from Scripture
Do LDS bishops get paid? No. Bishops are volunteers who keep their day jobs, serving 15–30 hours a week for about five years. Here’s why, from all four standard works.
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Can Latter-day Saints Drink Coffee? Coffee, Tea, Caffeine, and D&C 89
Can Latter-day Saints drink coffee? No: D&C 89 says “hot drinks are not for the body,” which Church leaders defined as tea and coffee. Caffeine isn’t named.
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Is the LDS Church a Cult? What the Word Means, and What the Bible Says
Is the LDS Church a cult? No. Members worship Jesus Christ, read the Bible, and can leave freely. The first Christians were called a “sect” and “heresy” too.
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