Gods and Mormons is a look at Mormonism and Christianity from a previous insider's perspective. The author spent 34 years as a Christian and active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This is the story of his transition to atheism in the form of the thoughts he was afraid to consider, and the questions he was afraid to ask until he allowed himself that freedom.

Gods and Mormons is a field of inquiry that removes the fear and stigma of deep religious thought from the dark road of apostasy and replaces it with a path of light and peace. It is written for anyone who has been or is considering a path of religion of any kind in their lives. It is meant as the last "consider this" before moving closer to a god that you may not know as well as you think you do.

The book's intriguing questions and thought-provoking responses will illicit passionate reactions from believers and non-believers alike. Combined with clever anecdotal weavings and personal narratives, Gods and Mormons delivers an appetizing blend of research, experience, wisdom, and relief. The questions that no one wants to ask have been asked. The answers no one wants to give have been given.

The purpose of Gods and Mormons is not to offend, but to enlighten; not to cause hatred, but to bring peace. Your intellect will find a welcome companion within the chapters of Gods and Mormons.