- Are Mormons Christian?
- Joseph Smith: The First Vision
- What Do Mormons Believe?
- The Book of Mormon
- Articles of Faith
- Mormon Temples
- The Restoration of the Church of Jesus Christ
- Joseph Smith and The Book of Mormon
- Mormon Missionaries
- Basic Mormon Doctrine
- Do Mormons believe in 3 heavens?
- The Nature of God
- 17 Points of the True Church
- Anti-Mormonism
- Body Piercing/Tatooing
- Joseph Smith's Life
- Mormons and homosexuality
- Organization of the Mormon Church
- Prayer in Mormonism
- Quotes on Joseph Smith
- Mormon Books
- Prayer in Mormonism
- Mormons and Eternal Marriage
- Repentance in Mormonism
- Kinderhook Plates
- Restoration of the Church of Jesus Christ
- Repentance in Mormonism
- The Aaronic Priesthood
- Blacks in the Priesthood
- Mormon Missionaries
- Mormons and body piercing
- Book of Abraham
- Mormon Families
- Mormon Pioneers
- Mormons and gambling
- Mormons and birth control
- Anti-Mormonism
- Mormon Underwear (Garments)
Nature of God
We believe in God, The Eternal Father, and in His Son, Jesus Christ, and in the Holy Ghost.
President Joseph Fielding Smith, who was the 10th prophet of the LDS church, declared the following on what Mormonism believes about the Godhead:
"We accept these three personages as the supreme governing council in the heavens. The Father and the Son have tabernacles of flesh and bones, and the Holy Ghost is a personage of Spirit. We worhip the Father in the name of the son who is the Mediator between God and man, and his is the only name given whereby man can be saved. We accept Jesus as the Only Begotten Son of the Father in the flesh, although we are all his offspring in the spirit, and therefore his children."