Listing of articles refuting Mike Thomas of Reachout Trust

Mike Thomas (1953-) is a UK-based former Latter-day Saint turned anti-Mormon and Evangelical Protestant who is currently the director of Reachout Trust , succeeding Doug Harris after Harris' death in 2013. He and his wife, Anne, wrote the book, Mormonism: A Gold-Plated Religion (1997/2008). The following are articles on this blog refuting Thomas’ often-intellectually disingenuous, eisegesis-filled “arguments” against The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints:

Latter-day Saints and the Bible

Thoughts on Intellectual Integrity and Intellectual Hypocrisy

Bruce McConkie and the Fallibility of the Chapter Headings

Reachout Trust, Presuppositions, and Baptism for the Dead

Patristic Evidence for baptism for the dead and Evangelical Smokescreens

Epiphanius' reference to Baptism for the Dead in the Panarion

Answering an Evangelical's Abuse of Matthew 16:18

Anti-Mormon Delusion vs. Reality

Anti-Mormon Hypocrisy and Emotion-driven "Conversions" to Evangelical Protestantism

Refuting Mike Thomas on soteriology

Latter-day Saints, conferences, and Ecumenical Councils

Philippians 2:12-13 and Anti-Mormon Ignorance of Koine Greek

Another Refutation of Mike Thomas on Soteriology

Mike and Ann Thomas (Protestants) and Romans 6:3-7

Mike Thomas Engages in the “Word-Concept” Fallacy with the Phrase "Standard Work"

His colleague Tony Brown is not smart, too. See:

Refuting Tony Brown on 1 Corinthians 15:29 and Baptism for the Dead

Refuting Tony Brown on the theology of the Epistle to the Hebrews

Email Exchange with Tony Brown (btw: I will happily have a 2 vs. 1 debate with Brown & Thomas on Sola Scriptura as long as I get 50% of the debate time).