www.fairlds.org
That site is in no way objective. I knew next to nothing about Mormons and Mormonism so I had to look it up, whit Wikipedia being the main source. Since Mormons can edit the the content of it, i feel it portrays a fair amount of information on Mormonism. I am an open minded person but:
It is totally shocking to read the accounts of how Mormonism came into being and how non-plausable the story of Joseph
Smith and his seer stone that led him to dig up the golden plates that were buried in Palmyra NY in 400 by some undeniably pagan to the core indian named Mormon that were written in Reformed Egyptian, which John Smith had pre-knowledge of how to translate. How sane intelligent people can swallow this crock of crapola about the founding of Mormonism and actually believe these events could have actually occurred is beyond reason. Open question to Mormons: Where are the golden plates now, and if they no longer exist, what happened to them? Here is a sample of Reformed Egyptian in John Smith's own hand: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/02/Caractors_large.jpg A religion is based on the above scribblings. You be the judge. [ROTFLMAO] If the story of the founding is ridiculous and the transcription of the alleged engravings has the appearance of demented scribblings ---how can any of what follows have any credibility? Anyone like Romney who actually believes this nonsence hook line and sinker disqualifies himself for president.