The LDS church has fundamental flaws that prevent it from being the true church.

Well, I think since I adressed the arguments nonetheless, I'm afraid your whole argument on me saying things were "null" is...null. I really see no reason to adress this agument since...I adressed all of the other arguments nonetheless. In response to "Your lack of faith does not null my arguments", your lack of evidence nulls your arguments, not my lack of faith. I was actually expecting some reasonable evidence when I first read what you said, but was let down when you gave three links, all of them obviously with religious background. By "evidence", I'm referring to a non-bias study or research paper or book that proves that every single claim in the Book of Mormon is true, not a professor from BYU or someone who is strong in the faith, and not anyone who devotes ALL of their time and effort in attempting to prove that it's true. So, let my clarify. I meant to say there is not one shred of non-bias, TRUE evidence supporting the Book of Mormon. I'm glad you think you know how the church works, but...you apparently don't. I mean, possibly if you were a member of the twelve apostles or the prophet and you weren't completely bias, then I'd believe you. But you're obviously not. The plain truth is that the church blinds people to obvious truth and fact to prevent them from leaving the faith. If anyone even appears to look into it and bring out its fundamental flaws, they are immediately banished from the church. My main assumption, however, was not wrong, and you didn't adress it. This was that the church used and uses guilt to pressure people into doing things. And I'm afraid I didn't clarify: my brother and sister are no longer members. They are frowned upon. Period. I remember a young lady who told me about her sister who married a Catholic and converted to the Catholic faith. She never talked to her anymore, and...everyone around me agreed with her. I was surprised to find out that this is the norm, and glad that my family has enough sense to not practice this. As far as the Bishop thing, you completely and utterly missed my point. I never said or implied that the church encouraged people to steal. My point was that people were blinded by their faith to the point that they refused to admit the obvious, refused to admit that he was guilty. This was utterly disgusting. A patriarchal blessing is incentive to keep in the faith, pure and simple as that. And I'm afraid any part of the church can be used in this argument, one of them being a patriarchal blessing. To your last point, I'd like to say a few things: 1. In my class and in the book from which EVERY Mormon Sunday school teaches, it said that Jesus sailed across the sea. However, if this is not true, then...how did he get there? He never teleported whether through resurrection or not anywhere else in any of the books, so...he just appeared there? 2. The cultures described in the Book of Mormon are completely different from ones of the Mayan and other cultures that were actually in Central America. Also, there were never as many people in Central America as described in the Book of Mormon. Also, the cultures that were actually there never describe any of the important events in the Book of Mormon in their own history. AND the cultures in Central America got there from going across from Russia to Alaska and moving down, this is proven, unlike the Book of Mormon. How do you know that YOU are the same? You don't, nor do you have any evidence supporting such claims.