Watch Ray Comfort: NEVER Say This To Mormons. Many well-meaning Christians make a critical error when engaging with Mormons: they focus on pointing out unbiblical doctrines instead of sharing the true gospel. In this video, we explore why telling a Mormon they’re simply "wrong" can shut the door to meaningful conversation and what the Bible teaches us to do instead. Mormon beliefs are centered around works and an incomplete understanding of grace. This often leads them to believe that salvation is earned rather than received as a free gift. In this powerful encounter, you'll see the importance of planting the seed of the gospel and trusting God to work in their hearts.
NEVER Say This To Mormons - Ray Comfort
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Raymond "Ray" Comfort (1949–), also known as Banana Man, is an amazing mustache attached to a Protestant Christian author, video producer, street preacher, and liar for Jesus. Comfort is a young Earth creationist and opposes the theory of evolution. His arguments for a young Earth are entirely unfounded in science, demonstrate basic misunderstandings of both evolution and science in general, and often aren't even based on reality. For example, he is well known for his banana argument, which claims that the banana is so perfectly thought-out that it must have been the product of Intelligent Design, despite the fact that the common Cavendish banana is a documented product of human artificial selection. He also really likes linking Hitler and evolution. Comfort frequently attacks atheism, humanism, and the lack of God-worship as the sources of modern sins, such as homosexuality and school shootings. He frequently discusses supposedly iron-clad proofs of God…Latest from Ray Comfort
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