The Book of Mormon: The Greatest Deception of All The Delusional Book of Joseph Smith

The Book of Mormon: The Greatest Deception of All, The Delusional Book of Joseph Smith. This first book in a series of three is a fearless critique of the Book of Mormon, which is the seminal text of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), also known as the Mormons. While much has been written criticizing the more obvious features of some Mormon lifestyles, this book goes deeper to explain why the underlying tenets are faulty and explains how followers have been duped by a well-known con man. See why thousands of Mormons are secretly purchasing this book. You will stay up late reading this informative book. The Investigative author Joe Tango pulls no punches in his review of Joseph Smith's life and actions leading up to the founding of the Mormon Church. In fact, Tango even admits the book "will offend those who believe that Mormons are Christians and our brothers and sisters in Christ, when nothing could be further from the truth." Tango challenging questions like: is aimed at anyone curious about the LDS and what followers believe, as well as Christians and others who enjoy learning about the underpinnings of more modern religious sects. But beyond that, this book is also for those Mormons who may, as stated in the introduction, "sense that something isn't quite right with the doctrine of the LDS Church, their belief system, and the Mormon Church's practices."