". . .once you assume Mormonism is true by definition, no evidence can ever be found that refutes it because contrary evidence is false by definition. Therefore, the real issues cannot be dealt with and what are legitimate arguments against Mormonism must be ignored, dismissed by false arguments, or made to look silly. FARMS excels at this. It's not just that some of their reviews are juvenile, it is that they are often mean-spirited, condescending, or meticulously biased. While many reviews at the FARMS website also seem to be generally civil -- those of Peterson, Norwood and Hamblin are among the exceptions -- the reviews are so biased in favor of Mormonism and the reviewer's so unwilling to look fairly at critical evidence, that the reviews have little credibility. (There was one exception we will discuss later.)

John Weldon