utlm.org é seguro?

Seems to be some sort of Baptist site (they link to "Southern Baptist Apologetics: Mormonism"), except they're wholly devoted to attacking the Mormons. Unlike most similar sites, the owners are actual former-LDS, so they don't make petty errors. I'm neither Mormon nor Baptist. I was disappointed to see that, in spite of their faith statement making special reference to the Bible, there isn't a great deal of "references" FROM it. They fall into the trap of citing controversies and stirring up outrage rather than using careful and effective reasoning. You don't get far with people if they know that you have no respect for them. I'm not going to label this site as "hateful" because I don't believe it actually is, but the topics are dealt with in such a entirely tactless and condescending way that if you were to direct an actual Mormon here, I'm quite certain that they would consider it such and just ignore the contents (which rather nullifies the site's purpose, I must say). I wasn't able to find anything that was factually incorrect, but the whole tone is too aggressive and sanctimonious to be (in my opinion) a useful resource. For this reason I rate it with "poor customer experience." Since so many conspiracies and controversies are dealt with, and they work so hard to squeeze out the negative, I can only assume that some of it must be, if not erroneous, at least grossly exaggerated. For instance the number of racialist passages in LDS scripture, is stretched quite a bit. Many of the verses cited show a clear semantic relation to the ACTUAL racist passages (e.g. 1 Ne 12:23 ; 13:15 ; 2 Ne 5:21-24 ; Alma 3:6, 8, 9 ; 3 Ne 2:14-16), but do not IN THEMSELVES contain anything of such nature. It should not be necessary (and it ISN'T necessary) to exaggerate evidence in this way. It is not the amount of information, but the Quality, that is significant, and this (along with a tone of melodramatic scandal-mongering) seems to be a failing common to Baptist sites. No explicit images, no viruses.