What do Mormons believe? Mormons believe in a Christian view of God and Jesus. The Bible and the Book of Mormon are the two most important sources for the Mormon faith.

Maybe the point becomes clearer when we think about the kinds of themes present in earlier LDS hymns but manifestly not here: There’s no discussion of Zion as the gathering of God’s people ...

Adam S. Miller says Mormons are doing a better job nowadays thinking about grace, but we need to stop seeing it as God's backup plan to deal with human sin. To do this, he offers a fresh ...

Russell Nelson speaks more openly and often about his divine revelations than any Mormon president in recent memory. But can a prophet succeed in the age of the iPhone?

Mormon church President Russell M. Nelson said he wants people to stop using “Mormon,” or “LDS” as substitutes for the full name of the religion: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day ...

Adam and Eve had no children when they were tempted by Satan. They had to fall in order to experience mortality and the joy of family. But Lehi’s dream isn’t about the fall.

Mormons are indeed Christians, but even studious Latter-day Saints have much to learn about the depth of their own doctrine and what it says about the Jesus they worship.

They base this contention on the fact that the Mormon conception of God -- summarized by LDS President Lorenzo Snow, who said, "As man is God once was, and as God is man may become" -- differs ...

An offshoot of the Mormon church is drawing away members. But what does the ‘Remnant’ believe — and will it last? The Remnant movement plans a big conference in Boise this week to canonize a ...

(RNS) — Memo from the newest LDS hymns: We're Christians, we're Christians, we're Christians.