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Duh indeed Dr. Olson!

Posted: July 12, 2015 in Arthur Sido, Mormon Studies, Pander/Slander, Roger E. Olson
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Introduction: On June 12, 2015 Dr. Roger E. Olson, a professor of Theology at Baylor University and award winning Christian author, published a lengthy article on Mormonism based on his recent experiences and encounters with Mormon scholars at Brigham Young University. While such an article isn’t uncommon, Dr. Olson’s piece was unique in his stunningly abrasive, condescending, dismissive, […]

Book Review: “Building Bridges Between Spirit-filled Christians and Latter-day Saints (Mormons)” by Rob and Kathy Datsko

Posted: March 19, 2017 in John MacArthur, Mormon Studies
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“Evidence that mainstream Charismatics Christians are seeking closer ecumenical ties with Charismatic Mormons isn’t just exaggerated, it’s non-existent.”
— Fred W. Anson

Book Review: “Strange Fire” by John MacArthur

Posted: February 19, 2017 in Book Reviews, Bullying, Cal Fullerton, Charismata, Christian History, Confirmation Bias, Fred Anson, John MacArthur, Mormon Studies, Pentecostalism, Theology, Tongues Speaking
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“”MacArthur doesn’t rebuke charismatics as a person would rebuke a member of one’s own family. The book reads like hostile fire shot by an outsider. The tone, as will be seen by the numerous pejorative adjectives that MacArthur uses to describe charismatics, is anything but familial or irenic. It is one thing to have your child spanked by your spouse. It is quite another thing to have your child spanked by a stranger. Charismatics understandably react to being spanked by someone who intentionally positions himself as a stranger and not as a “dear friend, fellow worker… and [brother]” (Philem. 1:1).”
— Rich Nathan

Pentecostal Charismaniacs: Mormons Gone Bad

Posted: May 1, 2016 in Book of Mormon, Cal Fullerton, Charismata, Christian History, Confirmation Bias, Fred Anson, Lynn Ridenhour, Mormon Studies, Paul Richardson, Pentecostalism, Richard J. Mouw, Roger E. Olson, Theology
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“By embracing false scripture from a False Prophet – and even worse, encouraging others to do the same – these men have become false teachers themselves.”
— Fred W. Anson

An Appeal for Authentic Evangelical-Mormon Dialogue

Posted: August 9, 2015 in Mormon Studies, Pander/Slander, Ron Huggins
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“If you want to pander to the Mormon apologists not ready for real dialogue, the cost is going to be a willingness to slander the Christian brethren that went before you.”
— Ron Huggins