#Life After Ministry Mormon critique

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Infinite Regression in LDS Beliefs: Speculation vs. Doctrine

In a recent post published at the Life After Ministry blog, “Who is the LDS Heavenly Father’s Father?“ the contributing writer quotes Orson Pratt from the Seer, p. 132: We were begotten by our Father in heaven; the person of our Father in Heaven was begotten on a previous heavenly world by His Father; and again, He was begotten by still a more ancient Father Critics, like Life After Ministry,…

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Understanding 'Saviors of Men' Through a Latter-day Saint Lens: Faith, Salvation, and Discipleship

The idea of being a “savior of men” in Latter-day Saint teachings often sparks curiosity and, at times, criticism. Rooted in Doctrine and Covenants 103:9, this concept points to the Lord calling His people to assist in His work of salvation, both for the living and the dead. Critics like Michelle Grim have raised questions about this phrase, but it’s true meaning aligns with faith in Jesus Christ…

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Jarom 1:8, Steel, and Metallurgy: Debunking Claims About Ancient American Anachronisms

Claims about anachronisms in the Book of Mormon, especially around Jarom 1:8 and references to steel and metallurgy, often stir debate. Michelle Grim has presented specific arguments suggesting these verses reflect historical inaccuracies, questioning the presence of steel swords and metallurgical practices in ancient America. This post confronts her claims directly by examining scriptural…

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Responding Michelle Grimes of LAM: God's Omniscience and Foreknowledge in LDS Beliefs

Critics often claim that Latter-day Saint teachings misrepresent God’s omniscience. Michelle Grimes of Life After Ministries recently questioned whether the LDS God “always knows.” Her critique references a statement by Harold B. Lee, igniting debates about foreknowledge and divine perfection. In this post, I’ll address her arguments head-on, clarify LDS doctrine, and highlight what many critics…

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Latter-day Saint Views on the Bible: A Comparative Analysis

Latter-day Saints (LDS) hold the Bible in high regard, recognizing it as the word of God. However, they believe its teachings must be interpreted correctly. This unique perspective is foundational to their faith

Photo by Rachel Strong on Unsplash Words carry immense significance in any discourse, especially when discussing religious beliefs and doctrines. In their latest post, the writer at Life After Ministries blog attempts to utilize 1 Timothy 4:16 to critique what they term the “lies of Mormonism.” The writer emphasizes that Christians should heed not just God’s words, but also be aware of the…