Many prominent LDS critical organizations that publicly criticize The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints present themselves as authoritative experts on the Church and its history.  But are they credible? This section is not meant to disparage our brothers and sisters who are critics, but to offer transparency about their stated objectives vs their actual behavior, analyze their methods and their funding models using evidence-based standards (generally their own videos), and allow readers to make informed judgments. 

It would be considered unethical for a doctor to intentionally infect a patient with a disease in order to provide treatment to collect a fee. Yet, LDS Critics expose members to literally thousands of videos containing misinformation to cause a faith crisis in members. Then in an act of self-appointed heroism, "come to the rescue" by compassionately offering services to help the member, but in reality, are designed to deepen a faith crisis while further increasing their own revenue. It is a scam against members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

In the words of Neal A. Maxwell, "Studying the church through the eyes of its defectors is like interviewing Judas to understand Jesus."  

Critics are children of God.  But that does not mean the information they are providing about the Church is credible.  We are taught to "be not deceived".  This website clearly shows critics' intent to deceive members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in order to make money.