Charles Abbott

A CONVERT SHOWS MORMONS HOW TO HANDLE CHALLENGES TO THEIR FAITH

There is no question about it. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints asks a lot from its members. Tithing, time-consuming Church Callings, chair and table stacking, the Word of Wisdom, missions, abstention from intimacy outside of marriage, three hours of church instead of golf on Sundays – and more.

Adapting to this new and demanding lifestyle can be difficult for some converts. It can also be hard for young people who go out into the world each day and are exposed to temptations with friends who have chosen a different way of life. Peer pressure coupled with a natural desire to want to "fit in" can make resistance to these enticements even more difficult.

Anti-Mormon internet blogs can also challenge our faith unless we know how to analyze them properly. And no one is immune from temptation, no matter what their age.

The book, "Immersion in Mormonism," takes a unique approach to these issues. It is written by a convert who not only "talks the talk" but who has "walked the walk." He is also a nationally-recognized trial lawyer, trained in research, analysis, and persuasion. The message of this book goes right to the heart of the problems. For example, he makes a compelling case to show how giving in to the temptation to seek immediate pleasure will bring more misery than happiness and even lose the respect of those friends who were applying peer pressure. He shows members of all ages how to analyze and deal with internet criticisms of the church and its leaders. He also presents a powerful case to show how everything the Church asks of us brings both immediate and long-term rewards that more than make up for anything we have to give up.

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