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Joseph Smith? Joseph Smith, Jr. is considered a prophet by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church). He is regarded just as Moses, Abraham, Isaiah, and other Biblical prophets are. Mormons believe that Jesus Christ restored the truth and authority of the original New Testament Christian Church to Joseph Smith.
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Who formed the Mormons?
Joseph Smith
Are Mormons loathsom creatures because of their idolitry in idolizing their founder Joseph Smith?
Mormons are about the least 'loathsome' people in the world. They also do not idolize Joseph Smith.
What is the common name for members of the organization founded by Joseph Smith?
Mormons.
Did Mormons accept American religious orthodoxy?
Joseph Smith rejected all of it.
Do Mormons drink whiskey?
No, it is forbidden by the Word of Wisdom given by Joseph Smith.
What has the author Leonora Smith Rogers written?
Leonora Smith Rogers has written: 'Leonora' -- subject(s): Biography, Mormons
Where did Joseph smith stop leading the Mormons to Utah?
Joseph Smith did not lead the Mormons to Utah at all. Joseph Smith was murdered in Illinois a year before the first group set out for the west. He did prophesy that eventually they would move to the Rocky Mountains, but he never did anything to lead them there.
Who is John Smith and M ormanism?
John Smith had nothing to do with Mormonism. Perhaps you are thinking of Joseph Smith, who founded Mormonism, and whom Mormons consider to be a prophet.
What religious leader led the Mormons to Utah after the murder of Joseph Smith?
In 1844 the Mormons followed Brigham Young to what would become the Utah Territory.
Who was the father of economic?
ADAM SMITH is generally regarded as the father of economics.
Were the Mormons founded by Brigham Young?
Joseph Smith was the founder, and he was in upstate New York at the time. Brigham Young took over after Smith's death.
Is it true that brigham young led the Mormons from Illinois to the Great Salt Lake?
Yes. Brigham Young lead most of the Mormons to the Great Salt Lake after Joseph Smith was murdered.
