May 19, 2007

Sherri Day has published a story over at tampabay.com about a Kentucky Southern Baptist who has been married to a devout Mormon for 25 years. It is interesting story of commitment, faith, and truth. Throw in the wrinkle that the husband also runs Christian Research & Counsel, a ministry designed to confornt “counterfeit Christianities,” and you get a great family reality show in the making, maybe better than The Osbournes. Some who read this will wonder, “But I thought Mormons were Christians?” Perhaps you should read this story to help you understand that there are significant theological discrepancies between Mormonism and biblical Christianity.

On this day...

Thanks to my pastors - 2011
Where Collegiate Ministry Begins, Part 5 - 2009
Doped up... - 2006

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Guy on a Buffalo
Chasing the wind
Never Say Never

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Marylee Noble May 19, 2007 at 8:17 pm

I can’t imagine a more miserable life than being married to someone who does not share one’s beliefs and faith. It’s like being able to share only on a superficial level.

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