英語 での Mormons の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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They threatened and told around how they would kill and drive the Mormons out.
He was then placed in charge of a small group of Mormons sent to settle on the Big Blue River in Jackson County, Missouri.
He moved to Caldwell County in 1838, but once again mobs attacked the Mormons.
Joseph Smith was put in jail and mob violence peaked against the Mormons until they finished fleeing to Illinois.
Well, mormons respect authority, don't drink or take drugs, spend time in foreign countries, and they speak several languages.
Mormons believe the focus in the highest heaven is on becoming gods.
Mormons are Nontrinitarians(do not believe in The Holy Trinity) and have added Book of Mormon as an additional Testament.
In October 1838, the governor of Missouri ordered that Mormons“be exterminated or driven from the state.”.
Like the ancient Prophets Abraham and Moses, Mormons celebrate Joseph Smith as a man that accomplished God's will.
The principle of education is woven into the most fundamental beliefs Mormons hold about God, about life and about themselves.
Mormons only really celebrate two religious festivals: Easter and Christmas.
Mormons say it is modeled after the“laver” which was situated at the entrance of Solomon's Temple.
Mormons believe that there are in fact four sources of divinely inspired words, not just one.
The film was designed to show the audience that Mormons are Christians who lead normal lives.
Mormons believe that there are in fact four sources of divinely inspired words, instead of just one.
The Mormons believe you should give 10% of your gross income to the church.
Mormons, as well as Jehovah's Witness, believe that Jesus and Satan are blood brothers.
Mormons believe the Bible is true but only as far as it has been translated correctly.
Mormons are encouraged to maintain a healthy lifestyle, but it was a long-held misunderstanding that the faithful were barred from consuming caffeine.
That Mormons do missionary work is one of the Church's most recognized characteristics.