Survey about mormons?

Question

I'm doing a survey about Mormons and i'm not sure what questions i should ask...

anything would be helpful :]

Answer 1

Well, it's ok to stick to the basics.
1. What is the nature of God to you?
2. How do you feel about Jesus Christ?
3. What do you think about life after death?
4. What sets you apart from other denominations?
5. Who is in charge of your church?
6. How do you pray, and how often?
7. What day do you worship?
8. What book or books are considered scriptures to you?
9. Does your church do missionary work, and why?
10. What makes you happy to be a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?
Now if you are doing a survey with non-Mormons about Mormons, maybe try these questions below.
1. Do you know who Mormon was?
2. Do you have any friends who are Mormon?
3. Do you know the whole name of the Mormon Church (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)?
4. Do you know any famous Mormons? If so, who?
5. Have you ever talked to Mormon missionaries?
6. Have you ever seen Disney's "The Other Side of Heaven"? or any movies featuring Mormons as main characters?
7. Did you know Elvis read the Book of Mormon?
There you go - that should get great answers. Have a happy day, and I send you a gummy bear.

Answer 2

Your doing a survey about Mormons but you don't know why??

Answer 3

Why do you think you must keep commandments to be saved? Isn't that by works instead of grace?
Why do we need new prophets and revelations when all we really need, the grace of Christ, has already been revealed?
What happens to those who are not a part of the LDS church?
Do Mormons think they will become gods?
Doesn't the story of the thief on the cross prove that salvation can be instant apart from works?
What is Family Home Evening?
Why don't Mormons believe in wearing the Cross?
Do you believe that the communion literally changes to blood and flesh?
Why do you use water instead of wine in the sacrament?
What are your services like?
How do you baptize?
Why don't you drink tea and coffee? Is coke allowed?
What is the Latter-day Saint practice of fasting?
What is "home teaching"? Is it like home schooling?
What does "sealing" mean?
Christ said that "in secret have I said nothing" (John 18:20), so isn't the idea of secret temple ceremonies contrary to the Gospel?
Why do you ordain twelve-year olds to be deacons? Paul said they should be married men.
What are the duties of deacons and other priesthood offices?
Do Mormons have to serve missions? Is mission service viewed with fear?
Why doesn't the Church take action against some people with terrible sins?
Why doesn't your church tolerate homosexuality? Isn't that what the Bible really teaches?
Doesn't the Bible warn against doing genealogy work?
Do Mormons believe in modern medicine? Do they believe that God will heal them or do seek medical care?
What does the Church do to help the needy?
How does one become a saint in your religion?
How does one join your Church?
Jesus said his burden was easy and his yoke was light, but your Church seems to demand an awful lot from its members. Isn't that wrong?
Why do you worship on Sunday instead of the real Sabbath day?
Does your religion oppress women and restrict their rights?
Do Mormons look down on mothers who work? Why do you encourage women to stay at home?
What is the difference between Holy Spirit and Holy Ghost? I thought the Holy Spirit was the actual love of God and Christ in our hearts that we receive upon conversion.

Do you believe in a physical or spiritual resurrection?
Why do you believe in multiple heavens?
Where does Joseph get the name for the "telestial" kingdom? That's not in the Bible.
Why do you respect Adam, the villain who wrecked God's plan? We'd all be happier in the Garden of Eden.
Why don't you accept the Biblical doctrine of salvation by faith alone?
Isn't your emphasis on works a departure from historic Christianity?
What's this about receiving grace only after "all we can do" (2 Nephi 25:23)? Doesn't that mean we are saved by works?
What does the Church mean by saying that we must purify ourselves to be saved? Christ is the one who purifies, not us.
Don't Mormons base their "three degrees of glory" on an incorrect interpretation of 1 Corinthians 15:40-42?
Why do Mormons think Jesus had to die for us? Don't you think he was just an ordinary mortal who progressed?
How dare you add to the word of God? Revelation 22:18-19 forbids this!
Why can't you be like me and just take your doctrines straight from the Bible? Pure Biblical Christianity is what I believe!
Do you put "revelation to living authorities" on the same plane as the Bible?
Do you accept the Bible as the final authority?
Is the Bible all that is needed for salvation?
Why don't you accept the Bible as complete?
What is the Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible?
Do you think the Bible contains errors?
Why does your Eighth Article of Faith say you accept the Bible as the word of God as far as it is translated correctly, but adds no such limitation to your acceptance of the Book of Mormon?
No scripture is of private interpretation, so why are you Mormons always interpreting the Bible your way?
"All scripture" has been given already, according to 2 Tim. 3:16. How can there be more?
What do you think of the scholarly view that the Old Testament is a work of men, filled with fraudulent passages?
Why can't you just accept what the Bible says it is?
How can you use the Bible as God's Word if it has errors? If it's from God, it must be perfect and complete like He is.
Why do LDS scriptures change, unlike the Bible?
Since ancient scribes were so totally accurate in their work, how could any mistakes ever enter into the Bible?
Don't the Dead Sea Scrolls prove the Bible has not changed and contradict the Book of Mormon idea that there are errors in Bible?
What is the history of African-Americans and the Priesthood in the LDS Church?
Did Mormons used to think that blacks were of the devil?
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Are Mormons racists?
Doesn't the Book of Mormon say that dark skinned people are evil and that they turn white when they repent? Why doesn't that happen today?
Were blacks denied the Priesthood because of a verse in the Book of Abraham?
Is it Mormon doctrine that descendants of Cain cannot hold the Priesthood? Does the Book of Abraham provide the reason why blacks couldn't hold the priesthood?
Is black skin a sign that people were unworthy in the pre-existence?
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Why would blacks ever join your Church?