A concise, informative introduction to the origins,  teaching, and practices of Mormonism today contrasted with historic  Christianity.  Sociologist Rodney Stark estimates that by 2080, Mormonism will  have 267 million adherents. As a leading rival to biblical  Christianity in both America and Latin America, it is a religion to  be reckoned with. However, Mormons are not so much a group to be  feared by Christians, says author Andrew Jackson, as a mission  field to be cultivated.  As a professor and a pastor in a city that boasts a large LDS  community, Jackson has had not only many discussions with Mormon  neighbors but with current and ex-members from every level of the  church hierarchy. These conversations have led him to study this  religion and write this book.  His systematic, concise, and well-documented work offers an  easy-reading explanation of Mormon teaching and practice today.  This book is the first place readers will want to turn for a primer  on Mormonism's origins and specific doctrines, and what Mormons  believe and why.

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