Evan Cazares

I am a firm believer in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and reading this has made no difference to me. If anything it only reaffirms my beliefs that the church is undoubtedly true and that the leaders are called of God. The papers are definitely well proofread and I give that man my sincerest compliments on a job well done. He is, however, missing on crucial point. He is doubting his belief before doubting his doubts. The whole letter is about nitpicking at a religious organization that serves and benefits man. Are the members flawed? Yes. Are there errors in some of the texts? Of course. This is because of man. Any believer of God will tell you he is perfect and that he is unable to make a mistake by nature. So why does this contribute to the falseness of the church? I can answer that right now, it doesn’t. Brothers and sisters, don’t come looking for answers to your questions or doubts in the common man, because like in the church, we are not perfect. Put your questions to God. Take your time with it. Do not lose hope. Do not lose faith. Besides, it’s better to believe and be wrong than not believe and be condemned.