Moroni's Promise
"If an agnostic, by following Moroni's challenge, could come to believe, others can also come to understand why we have the earth in the first place." [1]
That the Church is true is a starting presupposition for Mormons, not ultimately the answer to a real test.
Moroni's challenge essentially presupposes that Mormonism is true. The test itself precludes any possible outcome that would indicate that Mormonism is false. If the experimenter recieves a negative answer, or doesn't receive an answer at all, then one is considered not to have sufficiently or correctly taken the test. The test is only considered meaningful and successful when a person receives the emotional epiphany indicating that Mormonism is true.
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[edit] Christian response
- If Mormonism isn't true, then the way Mormonism tells you how to know whether it is true would be suspect, right?
- If the test that Mormonism gives for knowing whether something is true is itself false, how would you know?
- Why should a person take Moroni's Challenge before he has good reason to believe even Moroni existed?
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
[edit] Non-Mormon
- Moroni's Promise (Wikipedia) - Note: Articles on Wikipedia related to Mormonism are usually dominated by Mormon editors
- Moroni's Book of Mormon Promise
