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By: Ashley Steeg

Ashley Steeg — Thu, 27 May 2010 16:07:00 +0000

Hi I enjoyed reading your blog. Alot of good info.

By: religion scholar

religion scholar — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 19:36:10 +0000

“On this blog the last word on what their church currently teaches will be given to adherents of that faith.”

Unfortunately, in mormonism, the more controversial tenets of the faith are often hidden from the faithful. A person may be baptized and a member for years without ever hearing mention of mormonism’s most horrendous doctrines.

By: Nathan Howard

Nathan Howard — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 23:04:16 +0000

Having been born of a Catholic Father and an LDS Mother I found this website very helpful. Through my years of investigation I ended up being baptized into the LDS faith but still hold a deep appreciation and love for the Catholic beliefes which in many ways are not that different. It’s great to see a place where we can come and discuss different topics and learn more about each other in a healthy environment that creates peace instead of contention. It seems that in the past two years leaders from both faiths have put emphasis on creating a positive relationship with each other in a world full of conflict and chaos.

I would like to say thank you to the creators and contributors of this website for providing a peaceful haven where the two religions can coincide, it appears that it has been a success so far.

By: kevan

kevan — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 11:45:44 +0000

For me I believe that looks can be deceiving, just because someone is nice, and kind and happy and all dosent mean they are like christ. this man drank at weddings, spent his time with lower people and dies on a cross for our sins. i dont see how a church that dosent drink, wear a cross or deny the trinity even come into the same class as the Roman catholic church, i suppose one reason mormons are considered a cult.
Smith was blinded with his lust and copy the catholic church, maybe this is the burning in the bosom, they feel there our spirit inside and it is flaring up against evil

By: Eric Shuster

Eric Shuster — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 22:02:57 +0000

Thank you for the work you are doing to help everyone learn about Catholicism and Mormonism. I have been blessed to publish my first book last week titled “Catholic Roots, Mormon Harvest” (Cedar Fort). “Catholic Roots, Mormon Harvest” is the captivating story of the conversion of my wife and I from Catholicism to Mormonism with comparisons of 40 key doctrines between both religions that drove our life-changing decision. The book delivers a unique journey of how we were able to retain the spiritual roots from our Catholic upbringing, while enriching our lives with a harvest of peace and joy that comes from membership in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—hence the title of the book. You can learn more about the book at http://www.catholic2lds.com. The book is immediately available on Amazon and other book retailers. God bless you all on whatever spiritual journey you are on towards a closer relationship with Jesus Christ.

By: Norma Henry

Norma Henry — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 21:57:29 +0000

I was writing a missive on the true meaning of Easter when I found your site. I was looking for ideas on how to state the conception of Christ. I being a born again Christian was born a Catholic and found it interesting the you set Catholicism and Mormonism side by side as you did.
I did appreciate both views even though I don’t usually look into Mormonism as a source.
But I am especially interested in why only the two views? And do you assume the two views are related in some way and that is why you chose them?
May God guide you as I know he will for He always guides those who seek the truth. However many who seek the truth look so hard for only what they want that often they miss seeing what they have been given.