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who are the true MORMONS?

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cerescape-01 | 11:15 Sat 17th Dec 2005 | History
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lds church or mormon church

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Mormons are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, there is no difference.

Mormon was a prophet and historian (4th Century AD) who wrote a history of the early American people. This was written on gold tablets (known as The Book of Mormon) and discovered by Joseph Smith, founder of the Latter Day Saints.


So LDS adherents are known as Mormons, gramatically they could be Mormon's

Well, actually, there are a number of divisions within the LDS (Mormon) Church. The most distinct division is between the LDS Church centered in Salt Lake City, Utah. and the Reorganized LDS Church (RLDS), known since 2001 as The Community of Christ and headquartered in Independence, Missouri. The major difference, among many, is the contention by the RLDS adherents, that after the death of the founder Joseph Smith, the church was usurped by Brigham Young and only descendants of Joseph Smith have the right to lead...
There are more factions of the LDS/Mormons per year than any other cults.
They are sincere people but I am afraid sincerely wrong. It is so sad so many get fooled by such a ridiculous fable which is so bad its sadly laughable , bless em.
But behind this foolishness is an appauling history of racism in the past.Where those who intermarrid were murdered and brigham young had a prohpecy stating that they church would become apostate ( cursed by God and no longer his chosen)
in they ever accepted blacks into the church.
Also Utah has the highest young suicide rate in the US and for many years had highest divorce rate

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