The Truth Process

A leader of a church once said that the religion to which they belonged was not to be treated like a “buffet”, where we could go through and just pick the beliefs that we liked. From one perspective I agree and from a different perspective, I disagree. Sometimes there may be people who may use a buffet approach to their own spiritual morality. They might say to themselves that they will do one thing, but excuse themselves from doing another thing. For example, they may engage in prayer or meditation, but then fail to give meaningful service to others. This kind of “buffet” approach to spirituality may leave the individual with an unnecessary high degree of spiritual emptiness. They may leave the “meal” without gaining nourishment, lacking essential components of their “spiritual nutrition”. Then wonder what the heck everyone else is talking about when they refer to "spiritual experiences" and such. Another approach to the “anti-buffet” idea is to apply it to wha...

The church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints has some STEEP claims. Do they have enough logical evidence to even come close to backing up these claims? Have you been a member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints and don't want to be one anymore? -- but aren't sure how to logically write off the possibility of it being true?  Or, have you been presented with information about the church and would like to be certain that it is not correct so that you can continue living without a logical nagging about whether or not it is correct? Welcome to this blog post. It is prepared so that you can have an opportunity to logically leave the church behind and have no uncertainties about it from a logical position. So that you can have confidence that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints is false and because you won't want to have lingering and pestering doubts that it may be true, I have prepared a list of "evidences" for the claims of the ...