What Is Mormon Tea?

The word Mormon is closely related to the Latter-day Saint movement carried out by Joseph Smith Jr., an American in the early 18th century, in New York, USA. The Church of Latter-day Saints (commonly known as Mormon) and many more.

Mormons

Joseph Smith Jr. published the Book of Mormon in 1830. Mormon is an important place name in the Book of Mormon, one of them

Mormonism is different from the Latter-day Saint movement. Mormonism is only used in part of the Latter-day Saint movement. Mormonism is also often used alone in theology and subculture of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which is the largest of many church groups that claim to be Mormonism. Other major denominations from the same movement (including the Christian community) sometimes distanced themselves from the term Mormonism. Mormonism also includes many concepts of non-religious factions in the Latter-day Saints movement, as well as many culturally non-faith Mormons and believers in churches outside the Latter-day Saints movement.

Many who consider themselves connected with Mormonism are willing to be called Latter-day Saints. Some other titles include "LDS", "saints", and "Mormons". Some denominations are no longer willing to be called "Mormons" because of the negative use of the term "Mormon".

Mormons are believers who believe in the Book of Mormon . The main denomination among Mormons is the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Since other denominations are relatively small, Mormons usually refer to the members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Mormonism is the mainstream and continuation of the Latter-day Saints movement. The official name of Mormons is Latter-day Saints (old Chinese translated as eschatological). ^[1]

Early polygamy was practiced by Mormons , and the system was abolished.

Mormon, headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Mormons are called Latter-Day Saint.