It is sad to see so many in the comments imputing motives when there is no way to know what the motives of Logos are. I came out of Mormonism about 20 years ago into atheism and then accepted Christ as my Lord and Savior about 8 years ago. These tools would be a valuable resource for me to be able to utilize during my studies and in conversations with my family members (parents, siblings, etc.) who are still in it. Having access to the defining documents of Mormonism is critical to be actually able to contend with their viewpoints and discuss things from their own sources. It is extremely difficult for me to fathom how access to these resources would present a danger to biblically or historically literate Christians, of which I imagine there is a much higher proportionality among Logos users than the general populace. Let us calm down with the panic and fearmongering. Even if this gives Mormons an avenue to promote their beliefs, their beliefs don't stand up to the grounding of the teachings of Christianity. The power of the true Gospel can stand on its own. It doesn't need us to silence other viewpoints. We have no need to fear.