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| + | ==Media efforts by MormonThink managing editor Tom Phillips== | ||
| + | The current managing editor of MormonThink is Tom Phillips, who facilitated a court summons for President Thomas S. Monson on behalf of two ex-Mormons, claiming that the Church was coercing its members to pay 10% of their income based upon fraudulent claims. These claims included stating the the Book of Mormon was a translation from ancient gold plates, an ancient historical record and the "most correct book on earth." The claims also require President Monson to prove that he believes that all humanity descended from Adam and Eve in the face of evidence that humans have existed on earth for much longer than 7000 years. Here are links to some of the many articles. | ||
| + | *Naomi Zeveloff, "Britain Puts Mormonism on Trial," ''The Daily Beast,'' February 8, 2014. | ||
| + | *Peggy Fletcher Stack, "Disaffected British Mormon taking LDS prophet to court," ''The Salt Lake Tribune'', February 5, 2014. | ||
| + | *Dennis Wagner, "Mormon president ordered to appear in British court," ''USA Today'', February 4, 2014. | ||
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Media efforts by MormonThink managing editor Tom Phillips
The current managing editor of MormonThink is Tom Phillips, who facilitated a court summons for President Thomas S. Monson on behalf of two ex-Mormons, claiming that the Church was coercing its members to pay 10% of their income based upon fraudulent claims. These claims included stating the the Book of Mormon was a translation from ancient gold plates, an ancient historical record and the "most correct book on earth." The claims also require President Monson to prove that he believes that all humanity descended from Adam and Eve in the face of evidence that humans have existed on earth for much longer than 7000 years. Here are links to some of the many articles.
- Naomi Zeveloff, "Britain Puts Mormonism on Trial," The Daily Beast, February 8, 2014.
- Peggy Fletcher Stack, "Disaffected British Mormon taking LDS prophet to court," The Salt Lake Tribune, February 5, 2014.
- Dennis Wagner, "Mormon president ordered to appear in British court," USA Today, February 4, 2014.