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    claim reading the scriptures and saying prayers are the “primary answers” to any situation, I want to share with you how I have found studying the Book of Mormon is one of “The Primary Answers” to protection and lasting conversion in our lives. The fiery darts of the adversary have little or no effect upon us when we begin a serious study of the Book of Mormon; we are protected through the promises of the Lord who said “whoso would hearken unto the word of God, and would hold fast unto it, they would

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    the Book of Mormon to study has always been the many names by which Jesus is known. There is special significance to be found within each title, and a deeper understanding to be discovered as I connect these titles to their functions and realize how each role Jesus plays blesses my life. King Benjamin, perhaps the most eloquent Book of Mormon character to testify of Jesus, introduces many of these titles of Christ during his speech to the Nephites. Thanks to this special passage in the Book of Mormon

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    with a famous new Broadway musical. The full title for the musical is The Book of Mormon. The musical is primarily responsible for satirizing organized religion and commenting on the credibility of the Latter Day Saints Church as depicted in the real Book of Mormon and Mormon religion. The Book of Mormon is conceived and was created by the creators of the famous and controversial animated television show, South Park. The book, lyrics and music for the musical were written by Trey Parker, Robert Lopez

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    Since the beginning of time, religion has long been an important part of human nature. Religion is closely connected with our culture, politics, social relationships, as well as economics. Whether we attend a cathedral or a temple for our place of worship, religion embeds itself into our daily lives. One of the most unique religions is Mormonism. Mormonism: what is this religion and what does it mean? While many misconceptions arise about this religion and what they believe in, like any other religion

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    Exploring the Mormons Who were the Mormons? The Mormons were a very different to other people they had a communal life and this means they try to get other people to follow there religion. The man who founded the Mormons was Joseph smith a son of a poor family in Vermont. Joseph smith claimed he saw a vision of an angel in 1823 called Moroni. The vision he had told him to find some secret hidden golden plates in a hillside called Cumorah in Palmyra, in the New

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    Chaelee Dalton Burnett Honors World Religions November 7 2014 The Evolving Relationship Between the U.S. Government and the Mormon Church In 1844, Joseph Smith, ecclesiastical leader of the Latter-day Saints and presidential candidate, was murdered by an angry mob. This mob was fostered by the release of a newspaper questioning Smith’s practices (including polygamy), qualifications, and intentions for his potential presidency. More than 150 years later, Mitt Romney, a member of the LDS Church, launched

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    Religions continually rise up and fall away. Mormonism is a recently developed religion that started in the 1820s. Founded by Joseph Smith while living in New York State Mormonism has had many struggles due to its radical beliefs that went against orthodox Christianity which at that time was invigorated with righteous passion. Mormonism was founded while Joseph Smith lived in Palmyra, NY. Before he lived in Palmyra, he lived in Sharon, Vermont, the place of his birth. He was born on December 23,

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    Mormons were created by Joseph Smith in 1820, when Smith was 14 and lived in New York. During that time God supposedly came to him and told him not to join any of the churches in his town. Instead God told Smith to start a new religion that was based on “One Lord, One Faith, and One Baptism”. God also said that no other churches were leading and teaching their people the right way, by God’s way. Smith believed that the figure speaking to him was God so he went out and began this new religion he

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    Mormon Church History The first thing that should be stated is that “Mormon” is just a nickname given to the church that is shorter and easier to say in one breath. The real name is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. It was organized April 6th,1830 by Joseph Smith, The first of the latter day prophets. It has been almost two hundred years since that day and for most of the world Mormon history has faded and few remember the persecution the early church faced. Many other events coincide

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    The Mormon Church, formally called the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, was founded on the belief that the church established by Jesus Christ did not survive and was saved in modern times through a prophet Joseph Smith. Joseph Smith, the son of a New England farmer, received divine revelations in the early 1800s. He said that god the Father and Jesus Christ had appeared to him near Palmyra, New York in 1820. They told him not to join any existing denomination of a church because they

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