Unbelievable? 28 Feb 2009 Mormon & Christian Dialogue
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In 19th Century America Joseph Smith claimed to have been given a new revelation of God and Jesus Christ. Almost 200 years later, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints numbers more than 13 million members.
Justin explores the key differences in belief between Mormons and Christians as he meets two men breaking the mould of interfaith dialogue.
Robert Millet is a Mormon and professor at Brigham Young University in Salt Lake City, Utah. Greg Johnson is a Baptist pastor in the city who founded "Standing together" - an organisation aimed at building bridges of dialogue between Mormons and evangelical Christians.
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Unbelievable? 8 September 2007 - Mormonism & Christianity
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Released on 5 Jun 2014
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