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I. The Mormon Curtain
This is a well designed site by and for former Mormons. Here's a description of the site from its FAQ.
The primary purpose of the Mormon Curtain is to blog the Ex-Mormon world. This includes "recovery" boards, message boards, sites and more - and provide the very best posts and articles therein. This is to aid Ex-Mormons who are on the road to recovery, Mormons who are looking for more information on their own religion, and Non-Mormons who may be studying the Mormon Church on purpose of possible baptism. The secondary purpose of the Mormon Curtain is to expose to the world that Mormonism is a cult. It is hoped that the information and links contained here will help non-Mormons avoid the Cult of Mormonism. It is also hoped that current members of the LDS Church will find the answers that Mormon leaders have forbidden them from seeing. In addition, those recovering from Mormonism (known as Ex-Mormons) will find links and information necessary to aid in recovery.
II. Recovery from Mormonism
This site has a lot of information about Mormonism from the people who know best, former Mormons.
They also have a useful list of businesses owned by the Mormon Church.
III. Debunking Mormonism
American Atheists debunks a variety of religions. In this case, they are educating people about Mormonism.
Wow, for someone that is about wanting equality and not wanting people to hate...you put a lot of it out there yourself. Seems kind of stupid eh? You reap what you sow.
The anonymous poster shows the incredibly bad logic of so many religious extremists. Publicizing ex Mormons who want to speak out against the cult they used to belong to is not an effort to "put a lot of (hate) out there." If I really was so hateful of Mormons, I wouldn't bother to publicize it.
That's the stupidest comeback I've ever heard. So you're saying that Al Qaeda attacked on 9/11 was because they didn't hate us? Yeah...like I said...pretty stupid! You seem to have ZERO logic
So is being anti-mormon worse or better than being anti-gay?
Anonymous, the Church of LDS decided to insert itself into this issue and urged its members to support it financially. Now, they're crapping their magic underpants because they are reaping the whirlwind....even from those within the cult who see it for what it is. If you want to play politics, be prepared to get dirty 'cause it's a dirty buisness.
anonymous (2): You really should take a class in logic. Your argument is so incoherent there is no way to even respond to it.
anonymous (3): Being against the Mormon church is being against a hate group. It is like being against the KKK or the Nazis. Being anti-Mormon is a good thing.
Jimmy: I'm still laughing about the "crapping their magic underpants" metaphor. That rocks.