Yes. But then, all churches believe theirs is the true church of God, so my opinion on this question doesn't much matter.
The only way to know for yourself which church God believes is true is to ask Him. If you do so with sincerity and humility you will -- if my own experience is anything to go by -- receive a response. It might take time to hear the answer, but God always responds to the prayers of humble sincere seekers.
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This is a matter of opinion. Members of the church do believe it is true, and they invite all to learn more about the church and decide for themselves. You will have to learn about it and decide for yourself. The related links below can help you out. mormon.org contains introductory beliefs of the church, convert's stories, and a way to contact church representatives in your area if you want to learn more or if you have further questions. You can also request free DVD's and books to be mailed to your home.
maps.lds.org will help you find a congregation near you if you would like to visit a worship service.
The church uses The Bible, as well as the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, and Pearl of Great Price as scripture. You can read these online, pray about them, and learn if they are true for yourself. LDS.org is the church's official website and a great resource as well. Good luck! Yes, it is. That's the whole point. Good question.
There is no right answer to this question, so I'll give you mine: God has already arranged for the salvation of the world through God's son, Jesus Christ. So stop worrying about choosing the one "true" church or the one "true" religion for that matter. Pick one that inspires you.
Answer from a Mormon: the above answer is correct in saying there is no right answer. Mormons believe that faith is a personal choice, and while we believe that our church is the true church, we understand that others don't feel that way. Study different religions, and choose for yourself which one you think is true.
That is up for you to decide. Of course, the 14 million members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) believe that the church is true, and are happy to explain to you why they believe so. However, Mormons also believe that each person must come to that belief for themselves, and not depend on the testimony of others. Mormons encourage all people to read the scriptures, learn of the gospel of Jesus Christ, and then pray to God to know if it is true or not. The "Related Links" below may help you come to your own decision about whether Mormonism is true or not.
No. "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints" is accurate. "The Mormon church" is a nickname.