And if its wrong which part is wrong?
does the official site address or answer these questions?
Can you?
What does it mean to a Mormon when he/she said that they are "born-again" or
If the Book of Mormon was translated by the gift and power of God, why have the Mormons changed it? (There have been over 3,000 changes in the Book of Mormon, exclusive of punctuation changes)
If God speaks through a prophet, why do Mormons vote on whether or not to receive and authorize it?
Why is it that no other writings have been found in the language of “Reformed Egyptian”, the supposed language of the Book of Mormon plates? Is there evidence that such a language really existed?
Joseph Smith said that there are men living on the moon who dress like Quakers and live to be nearly 1000 years old. Since he was wrong about the moon, is it safe to trust him regarding the way to heaven? (See The Young Woman’s Journal, Vol 3, pages 263, 264.)
Why do Mormons not study Hebrew and Greek so that they can intelligently discuss the accuracy of the translation of the Bible?
Joseph Smith prepared fourteen Articles of Faith. Why has the original No. 11 been omitted?
If Mormonism came as a revelation from God, why are the Mormon Temple Oaths almost identical to the oaths of the Masonic Lodge?
Why can't Mormons drink hot liquids? (Coffee/Tea) Why did Joseph Smith condemn drinking yet indulge himself according to his published diary?
Yes it does. Just go to the LDS Church web site (www.lds.org), select Search, and in the box labeled "Search the Gospel Library Archive", enter the search word(s) of interest. In most case, you will find numerous talks and articles that discuss the questions you raise.
What does it mean to a Mormon when he/she said that they are "born-again" or
Go to the Church web site and search on the term "born again." Or the next time a "Mormon" says that to you, ask him or her what he means.
If the Book of Mormon was translated by the gift and power of God, why have the Mormons changed it? (There have been over 3,000 changes in the Book of Mormon, exclusive of punctuation changes).
I thought it was 4,000 changes. At any rate, you can go to the LDS Church web site and search for "Book of Mormon changes". Other articles can be found here.
If God speaks through a prophet, why do Mormons vote on whether or not to receive and authorize it?
On the LDS Church web site, search for the term "common consent". You will find numerous talks and articles that discuss this.
Why is it that no other writings have been found in the language of “Reformed Egyptian”, the supposed language of the Book of Mormon plates? Is there evidence that such a language really existed?
On the Church web site, search for "Reformed Egyptian."
Joseph Smith said that there are men living on the moon who dress like Quakers and live to be nearly 1000 years old. Since he was wrong about the moon, is it safe to trust him regarding the way to heaven? (See The Young Woman’s Journal, Vol 3, pages 263, 264.)
I have not been able to find an answer to this one the LDS Church site. However, the story is discussed here and here.
Why do Mormons not study Hebrew and Greek so that they can intelligently discuss the accuracy of the translation of the Bible?
Some do study those languages and other ancient languages. Many fine scholars of ancient languages are members of the LDS Church. The rest of us are busy with other concerns.
Joseph Smith prepared fourteen Articles of Faith. Why has the original No. 11 been omitted?
The charge is false. See the discussion here.
If Mormonism came as a revelation from God, why are the Mormon Temple Oaths almost identical to the oaths of the Masonic Lodge?
I am not a Mason, so I cannot discuss any resemblance between the two rituals. However, someone who is well acquainted with both the Masonic Lodge and the LDS Temple discusses this question here.
Why can't Mormons drink hot liquids? (Coffee/Tea) Why did Joseph Smith condemn drinking yet indulge himself according to his published diary?
On the LDS Church web site, search for "Word of Wisdom commandment". You will find numerous articles. I recommend the speech by Ezra Taft Benson, “A Principle with a Promise,” (Ensign, May 1983).