Is Mormonism Just Another Christian Denomination?

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Is Mormonism Just Another Christian Denomination?

25 min

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Religious Movements

Is Mormonism Just Another Christian Denomination?

25 min

“There’s a sobering warning [in 2 Corinthians 11] certainly. It can look really good externally, but when you get to the core of doctrine, and how they define the gospel, and how they define who Jesus is truly: the second person of the Holy Trinity, the eternal Son of God, who assumed human flesh for us and for our salvation, and came down from heaven – when you get to that, that’s where there is a deep rottenness at the core.”
– Pastor Adriel Sanchez

Questions in this Episode

Questions with an asterisk have related resources linked below.

  1. Who was Cain afraid would kill him after he killed Abel?
  2. Was Jesus born the Messiah or become the Christ later in life?
  3. In Luke 15, did the prodigal’s brother kill his father?
  4. Should we consider Mormonism a part of Christianity or a cult?

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Adriel Sanchez is the pastor of North Park Presbyterian Church (PCA) in San Diego, CA. He received his theological training from Westminster Seminary California and serves as host of Core Christianity. Adriel is the author of Praying with Jesus and, most recently, Why We Worship: Experiencing Heaven on Earth at Church. He and his wife, Ysabel, have six children.

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