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Mormons had a Summer Quarters, too, while in the Omaha area
In 1847, the Mormons staying at Winter Quarters (today's Florence neighborhood in Omaha) set up a farm 16 miles north of land ...
Mormon ‘DWTS’ Pros React to Jennifer Affleck & Whitney Leavitt’s Season 34 Casting
Dancing With the Stars‘ latest Season 34 casting announcement is already stirring up excitement among its pro dancers. It was ...
Salon17y
The Mormons are coming | Salon.com
The Mormons are coming Long before Mitt Romney and "Big Love," Mormons were demonized as polygamists, prudes and vampires. But Mormonism just may be the first major world faith since Islam.
Politico4y
Mormons rejected Trump as blasphemous. Now he likely can’t win without them. - POLITICO
Mormons rejected Trump as blasphemous. Now he likely can’t win without them. Latter-day Saints had been among the most reliably Republican voting blocs — until Trump took over the party.
CNN2y
What do Mormons believe? - CNN
Mormons believe Smith, confused about what denomination of Christianity to follow, received a vision from an angel named Moroni, who led Smith to a box containing a book inscribed on gold plates.
The Salt Lake Tribune7y
Mormons are still younger and more conservative than other believers, but they’re having fewer kids and getting less Republican - The Salt Lake Tribune
Mormons remain among the youngest, most fertile and politically conservative of U.S. religious adherents. And, while other faith groups have suffered sharp declines in membership, the LDS ...
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Are Mormons being oppressed and mocked on TV? If so, we're not alone. - Religion News Service
If Mormons are being persecuted on television, then they’re in good company. Religion in general is being carefully scrutinized, especially its more conservative expressions.
Business Insider14y
11 Surprising Things You Didn't Know About Mormons
Mormons hold a disproportionate number of top jobs at several major companies, including Marriott, American Express, Dell, Lufthansa, Fisher-Price, and Deloitte.
The Salt Lake Tribune7y
Mormons want to save the planet — it’s part of their theology — but many shy away from being called environmentalists - The Salt Lake Tribune
Many Mormons, activists and academics alike, identified the kind of language used by some to talk about environmental issues as a barrier for some Latter-day Saints.
Religion News Service8y
Mormons are less Republican this year, and Trump is not the only reason why - Religion News Service
For Mormons, the news is particularly interesting because it comes in an election cycle when the “Mormon vote” has been a hurdle for Donald Trump, the Republican candidate for president.