New Book Asks Whats Wrong With Mormons

Napoleon Hill, motivational speaker and best selling author agreed, "No accurate thinker will judge another person by that which the other person's enemies say about him."

What's Wrong Wrong With Mormons was written as a consequence of the falsehoods and misinformation that continues to be perpetuated by those who are less than honest. The author, B. Jay Gladwell, invites the reader to come and reason together. Using a conversational style, he discusses the basic doctrines of the restored Gospel, based on the teachings found in the Holy Bible.

When a person claims Mormons aren't Christians what he's really saying is Mormons don't believe in the traditional idea of the Trinity. "Their Jesus is different from our Jesus," is the usual response.

For Mormons who strive to live their lives in accordance to the Biblical teachings of Jesus Christ, they find the allegation that they aren't Christians as incomprehensible as it is hurtful.

The unfortunate truth is those who level such assertions do not know what Mormons believe. If they do, they are guilty of willfully perpetuating falsehoods and misinformation.

Ironically, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints around the world are admired for their values. Nevertheless, their admirers are repulsed by Mormon doctrines at the same time. How is that possible Where do the Mormon values come from What is the source of their doctrines

The book is now available online at www.whatswrongwithmormons.com/order.htm or you can order from Amazon.com by entering the title or the ISBN.

For more information on the book, visit the Web site to read samples from chapters one and seven, browse the table of contents and the subject index.

Hardcover: 232 pgs.

Size: 6x9

Price: 21.95

Publisher: Cold Tree Press

ISBN - 13: 978-1-58385-279-8

Publication date: July, 2008

Genre: Non-fiction/religion

CONTACT:

Jay Gladwell

305-495-3574