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FAIR Answers—back to home page
Response to claims made in "Chapter 1: Mormons on Your Doorstep"
| A FAIR Analysis of: Mormonism Unmasked, a work by author: R. Philip Roberts
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Chapter 2: The Marketing of an Image |
Response to claims made in Mormonism Unmasked, "Chapter 1: Mormons on Your Doorstep"
Summary: Chapter 1: "Mormons on Your Doorstep" is a fictionalized account of a series of encounters between Latter-day Saint missionaries and an investigator family. There are no glaring inaccuracies in this chapter, although the "investigator" family is a little too ideal. This chapter sets the stage for the remainder of the book.