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| by Beck and was dismissed because the school's | Mormon administration thought the song would incite t |
| d Utah Indians and the Indian Slave Trade: The | Mormon Adoption Program and its Effects on Indian Sla |
| Capitol Reef National Park comprises a former | Mormon agricultural settlement that was active from 1 |
| The Travelers Buide to Historic | Mormon America. |
| The Book of | Mormon and DNA Evidence. |
| All of these second-hand witnesses, | Mormon and non-Mormon, agreed that Smith had married |
| The movie was widely panned by | Mormon and non-Mormon critics with one reviewer calli |
| He is a | Mormon, and did his missionary service in Sweden. |
| he Second Deseret Alphabet Reader, The Book of | Mormon, and a Book of Mormon excerpt called "First Ne |
| He is a | Mormon, and is a part of the same ward as Twilight au |
| Daniel C. Peterson, ed., The Book of | Mormon and DNA Research, (Provo: Neal A. Maxwell Inst |
| His father had read the Book of | Mormon and then told the missionaries he was meeting |
| gations using this name, following the Book of | Mormon and hoping to be able to receive the missionar |
| his weapons, he held up the Bible and Book of | Mormon and said "These are the only weapons I carry". |
| The Book of | Mormon and the Bible, a record of the Jews (that is, |
| other (Milla Jovovich) who is about to marry a | Mormon and amidst the chaos befriends Clarke (Jeremy |
| rimarily studied topics related to the Book of | Mormon and Pearl of Great Price. |
| f Satan is an atheistic organization, and both | Mormon and Catholic churches discourage their members |
| In 1830, Thomas B. Marsh loaned her a Book of | Mormon and she prayerfully read it, and came to the c |
| During the translation of the Book of | Mormon and the establishment of the Church of Jesus C |
| was miserable because half the population was | Mormon and the atmosphere there was too conservative |
| eadership, the historical basis of the Book of | Mormon, and the concept that priesthood authority had |
| Michael T. Griffith (born 1957) is a | Mormon apologist who has written several books defend |
| William James Hamblin (born 1954) is a | Mormon apologist and associate professor of history a |
| I do not believe it is appropriate for a | Mormon apologist to provide the voice or framing for |
| Also, the quote is from a | Mormon apologist. |
| Mormon apologists dispute that there was a shortage o | |
| ract from Church Proceedings; and Expulsion of | Mormon Apostates, from the Church! |
| His principal opponent was William Smith, a | Mormon apostle who ran for the Democratic Party. |
| In August 1857, | Mormon apostle George A. Smith, of Parowan, set out o |
| John D. Lee, wrote his Reminiscences, exposed | Mormon Apostle Orson F. Whitney, and was active in po |
| ry hearing against Parley P. Pratt, the famous | Mormon apostle, on 12 May 1857, and acquitted him. |
| hical environment, mountainous landscapes, and | Mormon architecture. |
| lin Brickey (born 1973) is a Latter-day Saint ( | Mormon) artist who paints largely pictures based on t |
| can, a Freemason, a Catholic, a Satanist and a | Mormon as well for one year (1980). |
| e creators of the Broadway musical The Book of | Mormon as their fictional Ugandan warlord "General Bu |
| torical inaccuracies,” it was well received by | Mormon audiences. |
| s belief stems from statements by 19th century | Mormon authorities including Brigham Young, although |
| He also wrote Book of | Mormon Authors: Their Words and Messages. |
| y candidate for the state senate, but when his | Mormon background was discovered, he was defeated. |
| Fulepp's painting "Early | Mormon Baptism Near Belgrade" has been praised as cap |
| Brother Paul's | Mormon Bathroon Reader. |
| A Concise History of the | Mormon Battalion in the Mexican-American War, 1846 - |
| Captain Davis led a company in the | Mormon Battalion during the Mexican War. |
| no visitor's center, the church maintains the | Mormon Battalion Historic Site in Old Town, San Diego |
| During the Mexican-American War he led the | Mormon Battalion from Santa Fe to California, receivi |
| While returning from California with the | Mormon Battalion in 1848, Prowse was reportedly the f |
| While in Santa Fe, Foster joined the | Mormon Battalion of Missouri Volunteers, then on its |
| In October he accompanied the famous | Mormon Battalion on its march to California, thereaft |
| Although there were around 500 men on the | Mormon Battalion roster, only an effective force of 3 |
| The | Mormon Battalion was the only religiously based unit |
| Mormon Battalion Mountain, a low-lying mountain withi | |
| rnia Trail, accompanied by some members of the | Mormon Battalion who had re-enlisted, they found and |
| When the | Mormon Battalion was formed during the War with Mexic |
| and members of the U.S. Army unit known as the | Mormon Battalion who were discharged in San Diego, ma |
| Some of the discharged members of the | Mormon Battalion, on their way home from California t |
| ain body of emigrants to join Company B of the | Mormon Battalion, United States Army, and marched wit |
| y monument in the United States, it honors the | Mormon Battalion, the U.S. 1st Dragoons, and the New |
| The | Mormon Battalion, U.S. Army of the West, p. 11 |
| Constructed by the | Mormon Battalion-the only religious unit in American |
| In 1846, Layton joined the | Mormon Battalion. |
| eard about the call for volunteers to form the | Mormon Battalion. |
| the youngest person to go all the way with the | Mormon Battalion. |
| e 1, 1850) was the captain of Company E in the | Mormon Battalion. |
| Jr. enlisted in the U.S Army as a part of the | Mormon Battalion. |
| Pueblo, Colorado where they were joined by the | Mormon Battallion sick detachment, and then traveled |
| d to charge the militia position, shouting the | Mormon battle cry of "God and Liberty!" |
| American | Mormon became an instant success with audiences, even |
| He had never read the Book of | Mormon before making this film. |
| He read the entire Book of | Mormon before making up his mind about the church. |
| Because of this traditional | Mormon belief and the large population of Mormons in |
| An extension of the | Mormon belief of an imminent Millennium, this council |
| General Conference sermon explaining that the | Mormon belief that Jesus and God have physical bodies |
| olygamy was irrelevant and the real danger was | Mormon belief in revelation. |
| entations of Texas history, family values, and | Mormon beliefs. |
| Rigdon read the Book of | Mormon, believed in its truthfulness, and was convert |
| her has also been listed among "60 Significant | Mormon Biographies". |
| Ordained as a | Mormon bishop, he chooses not to play basketball on S |
| surplus and sporting goods, Latter Day Saints ( | Mormon) bookstores selling freeze-dried food) anticip |
| File:Confessions of a | Mormon Boy banner.jpg |
| led Missionary Position and is part two in The | Mormon Boy Trilogy. |
| mmunity for his one-man play, Confessions of a | Mormon Boy. |
| fleck played Virgil Malloy, one of the pair of | Mormon brothers hired to drive the getaway vehicle. |
| Nibley was founded by | Mormon businessmen Charles W. Nibley and George E. St |
| Singer's mother was | Mormon but her husband forbade her from practicing he |
| He told her he would not become a | Mormon but did so at age 26. |
| was introduced to the newly published Book of | Mormon by his cousins, Joseph and Brigham Young. |
| ons who felt he became “the most complete jack | Mormon” by defending Lee; and by Mormons who were inc |
| the commander of the militia in predominantly | Mormon Caldwell County. |
| uate Latter-day Saint Student Association, the | Mormon campus club, and teaches an Institute of Relig |
| s success at the 2011 Tony Awards, The Book of | Mormon cast album broke sales records again when it s |
| The | Mormon cemetery remains. |
| there that Bryce built what is now the oldest | Mormon chapel still in continuous use. |
| A | Mormon chapel was completed along Main Street in 1947 |
| In the Book of | Mormon, chapters 9 through 22 of the Book of Mosiah a |
| soon be supported by a raft of facts; that the | Mormon church couldn't have done it alone is a compli |
| rights organizations attacked Christians, the | Mormon Church and minority groups. |
| as cut-and-dry example of a proper noun, like | Mormon Church or Boxer Rebellion. |
| 1854 and 1858 Barmby was minister of the "Free | Mormon Church" in Lancaster, Lancashire, where he hel |
| Jesus Christ (commonly referred to as the Gay | Mormon Church) and the First Presidency of that churc |
| disappeared from the historical record of the | Mormon church, only to have a number of stories about |
| 2003), One Nation Under Gods: A History of the | Mormon Church, New York: Four Walls Eight Windows, IS |
| h is known for its conservative views from the | Mormon Church. |
| of Latter-day Saints, Rose Marie was known in | Mormon circles for her proselytizing efforts among th |
| Under Young's leadership, about 13,000 | Mormon citizens of Nauvoo, Illinois set out to find a |
| ntinuity of the Catholic Church, which refuted | Mormon claims against the Church. |
| In the 1890s his family moved to the | Mormon Colonies in the Mexican state of Chihuahua. |
| years in Mexico, it was in the mainly American | Mormon Colonies, so he knew very little Spanish. |
| te Tribe leader, invited Brigham Young to send | Mormon colonists to the area. |
| oved to Douglas, Arizona, with the body of the | Mormon colonists who had decided to leave Mexico due |
| itten in the 19th century by Joseph C. Rich, a | Mormon colonizer in the area, purporting to report se |
| Christopher Layton, a | Mormon colonizer and Patriarch, was born in Thorncote |
| Layton (March 8, 1821 - August 7, 1898) was a | Mormon colonizer and Patriarch who founded the cities |
| It was the first | Mormon colony established by Lyman Wight in Texas. |
| t the age of 79, Bunker went to help found the | Mormon colony at Colonia Morelos, Sonora, Mexico. |
| dent Brigham Young to allow him to establish a | Mormon colony in the Pacific. |
| d other crimes committed within Fundamentalist | Mormon communities that practice plural marriage. |
| in order to escape prosecution, and to set up | Mormon communities there. |
| He settled in the temporary | Mormon community of Council Bluffs, Iowa (then called |
| He moved to Nauvoo, Illinois and joined the | Mormon community in 1842, where he established a gun |
| ventually "fiddle-footed his way" to Nauvoo, a | Mormon community on the Mississippi River, where he a |
| Though the Boyers connected with the | Mormon community in Wisconsin, they considered themse |
| associates though she lives in a predominately | Mormon community. |
| tween 534 and 559 Latter-day Saints men led by | Mormon company officers, commanded by regular US army |
| The | Mormon company approached the camp of the Ray militia |
| Francisville, Missouri and came to Utah with a | Mormon company in 1860. |
| Intending to leave no witnesses of | Mormon complicity in the siege and avoid reprisals co |
| Lex de Azevedo is an American | Mormon composer, song writer, pianist and singer know |
| He was prominently involved in the | Mormon conflicts in Missouri before leaving the churc |
| Its name came from the Welling Branch, the | Mormon congregation that was established there in 190 |
| vember 9, 1856 - July 20, 1944) was an English | Mormon convert and a prominent leader of The Church o |
| ed up stakes to follow Franklin Chamberlain, a | Mormon convert who had married Lydia, the oldest chil |
| o, the gathering place of increasing crowds of | Mormon converts. |
| The | Mormon Corporate Empire. |
| In turn, his critique was criticized by other | Mormon counselors, as well as by one of the book's au |
| Lower rainfall and | Mormon crickets ended the experiment. |
| rsity (BYU), where he is editor of the Book of | Mormon Critical Text Project. |
| list best known for her work within her native | Mormon culture. |
| He was also particularly antagonistic of the | Mormon Danites. |
| known for a profile he developed of the ideal | Mormon Democrat, in what has been called the "Magleby |
| The Book of | Mormon describes an oracle known as the Liahona which |
| igured prominently in the establishment of the | Mormon doctrine of the redemption of the dead and lat |
| ing polygamy, or merely stated a belief in the | Mormon doctrine of plural marriage without actually p |
| known use of the term "law of adoption" within | Mormon doctrine was by Parley P. Pratt; however, the |
| l of Education, with his dissertation entitled | Mormon Education in the Bold Years. |
| reel film took its title from the 1905 book by | Mormon educator John Henry Evans. |
| d in the funeral regulation law allowances for | Mormon elders to conduct funerals and even to do so i |
| single thread, they will have to call for the | Mormon Elders to save it from utter destruction; and |
| Battalion members rejoined the | Mormon emigrants from the west, traveling from Califo |
| tage as well as the path of the California and | Mormon emigration trails. |
| Mormon Enigma: Emma Hale Smith, Prophet's Wife, Elect | |
| Newell co-authored the 1984 book | Mormon Enigma: Emma Hale Smith with Valeen Tippetts A |
| rican Life, published in 1965, followed by The | Mormon Establishment in 1966. |
| tiated by men who were bitterly opposed to the | Mormon establishment. |
| ed Smith's successor Brigham Young to lead the | Mormon Exodus to Utah in 1846-47. |
| er, an account of Western trails predating the | Mormon exodus, with Utah historian Will Bagley. |
| g that was discovered and used by the original | Mormon expedition to Utah under the leadership of Bri |
| where he commanded Fort Laramie, rode with the | Mormon Expedition, and was a noted Indian fighter. |
| a very discernible sense, every book about the | Mormon experience in nineteenth-century Utah publishe |
| source documents that look at the West through | Mormon eyes and the Mormons through Western eyes. |
| In 1837 he was converted to the | Mormon faith after reading the Book of Mormon in thre |
| f their own experience of having abandoned the | Mormon faith they grew up in. |
| inent symbol of a new era for the study of the | Mormon faith in secular higher education. |
| xpelled in November of that year, due to their | Mormon faith. |
| mericans with their first in-depth look at the | Mormon faith. |
| Lees' home teacher, a spiritual leader in the | Mormon faith. |
| ning that he avoids drugs, in keeping with his | Mormon faith. |
| s low name recognition and questions about his | Mormon faith. |
| Christ of Latter-day Saints also known as the | Mormon faith; after high school, he served a two-year |
| He was brought up in the | Mormon faith; as a youth, he attended the local LDS c |
| n the perpetrators, was spared and taken in by | Mormon families in Southern Utah. |
| By October 1838 there were approximately 75 | Mormon families living along the banks of Shoal Creek |
| David's mother was from a | Mormon family in Salt Lake City and when he was eight |
| As a small boy he came west with a | Mormon family. |
| Teton Basin, was later settled by | Mormon farmers, who used the fertile but elevated val |
| mes is the daughter of a feminist mother and a | Mormon father and was for two years a missionary in V |
| Gamofites, an organization for gay | Mormon fathers, began in 1991. |
| Willes has no relation to early | Mormon figure William S. S. Willes. |
| was founded by Thomas Rowell Leavitt, another | Mormon fleeing the U.S. federal crackdown on polygamy |
| Mormon folk songs showcase pioneer-era Mormon unity. | |
| The popularity of distinctively | Mormon folk songs had already faded, though. |
| River was a skirmish between Latter Day Saint ( | Mormon) forces and Missouri state militia unit from s |
| Because they practiced a uniquely | Mormon form of communalism called the United Order in |
| The design of the town resembled | Mormon founder and prophet Joseph Smith Jr.'s plan fo |
| akes its name from an 1830 revelation given to | Mormon founder Joseph Smith Jr. which instructed that |
| large number of films about Latter Day Saint ( | Mormon) founder Joseph Smith. |
| Belly was born 17 August 1738 at | Mormon, France (now Maurenon) on his family's estate |
| prominent educator and defender of the Book of | Mormon Francis W. Kirkham. |
| The | Mormon Fritillary (Speyeria mormonia) is a butterfly |
| h Smith, Jr. in the translation of The Book of | Mormon from the Golden Plates, married Elizabeth Ann |
| id church-political organization with roots in | Mormon fundamentalism that was organized in 1977 by A |
| Mormon Fundamentalism teaches that plural marriage is | |
| sect within the Latter Day Saint movement and | Mormon fundamentalism that practices plural marriage, |
| story and modern manifestation of polygamy and | Mormon Fundamentalism, from an evangelical Christian |
| as highlighted what he views as a challenge to | Mormon fundamentalism: Bryant argues that Mormon fund |
| lma Dayer LeBaron, Sr., had been involved with | Mormon fundamentalist leader Joseph White Musser sinc |
| tor of headphones and a supporter of the early | Mormon fundamentalist movement. |
| the same title has been circulated in various | Mormon fundamentalist discussion groups. |
| rn 1946) was the founder and first leader of a | Mormon fundamentalist sect that is today known as the |
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