This article examines biblical teaching on polygamy. Looking at the reasons why God allowed polygamy in the Old Testament, the author shows that this does not mean that this is the way God designed marriage from the beginning. Marriage is intended to be a monogamous relationship between one man and one woman.

This article considers the history and theology of Mormonism. It offers an account of the life of Joseph Smith, then an outline of the Book of Mormon, followed by some further history of the movement, the story of Brigham Young, and then a discussion of some of the important doctrines. It offers a separate section on the matter of polygamy in Mormonism, and concludes with a suggestion on how to approach Mormons.

What is the role of the cultural context in interpreting Scripture? This article examines the question of slavery, polygamy, submission of women, and long hair in light of the literal meaning of Scripture and its cultural context.

Upon showing that marriage originates with God, this article says that God created marriage for communion, procreation, and to avoid immorality. As a result polygamy and divorce should have no place in God’s design.