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EPISODE · Aug 25, 2015 · 12 MIN

K2C 19 – Mormonism, the Matrix and Me – Chapter 13: Those Pesky Born-Again Christians

from Kolob to Calvary's podcast · host Tracy Tennant

Why do some Christians strongly challenge Mormon beliefs? In Chapter 13 of Mormonism, the Matrix and Me, Tracy Tennant recalls her growing frustration with "born-again Christians" who openly criticized the teachings of the LDS Church. Living across the street from evangelical neighbors who questioned Mormon doctrine only deepened her determination to defend what she believed was the one true church. Tracy also remembers hearing well-known Christian apologist Walter Martin discuss Mormonism on his radio program The Bible Answer Man. While she acknowledged that he often quoted Mormon teachings accurately, she felt his presentation cast the Church in the harshest possible light. Confident that Mormonism would ultimately be vindicated, Tracy believed the world would one day recognize The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as the only true church. But a quiet shift is beginning at home. After reading the controversial book By His Own Hand Upon Papyrus, Tracy's husband Scott begins asking questions about the origins of Mormon scripture—questions that may eventually change everything. This episode is part of the audiobook series presenting Tracy Tennant's book Mormonism, the Matrix and Me, which chronicles her journey out of Mormonism and into biblical Christianity. The book Mormonism, the Matrix and Me is available on Amazon for those who would like to read the full story. For more resources helping people transition from Mormonism to biblical Christianity, visit TheMormonMatrix.com.

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