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...from wetback but not necessarily Mexican or even Hispanic). Wetback , wetter (U.S.) an illegal Mexican immigrant (presumably having swum across the Rio Grande OR working long days in hot fields where they would sweat a lot), also see Mojado. Wetback Samoan (American Samoa) a Samoan from West Samoa who has moved to American Samoa (from "wetback" used for Mexicans...
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... the major religions are Lutheran and Catholicism. Also, there has been a Baptist congregation since 1894 , a Mennonite congregation since 1946 , as well as a congregation of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints . The existence of a Jewish community is documented since the 16th century During the Third Reich, the synagogue was destroyed in the Reichsprogromnacht on...
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...day Saints from Illinois, no translation was ever completed or published, and some question that one had ever commenced. The Kinderhook Plates were presumed lost, but for decades The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints published facsimiles of them in its official History of the Church — pointing to them as a proof that ancient Americans wrote on metal plates. Although, decades...
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...that practice has been abandoned by the larger mainstream denominations of the Latter Day Saint movement . Most polygamous Mormon fundamentalists belong to sects that have broken from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints , which officially abandoned the practice in 1890 . Almost invariably, the practice of plural marriage in these sects consists of polygyny , where men are married to...
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... Jr. ( December 23 , 1805 – June 27 , 1844 ) was the principal founder and leader of the Latter Day Saint movement , also known as Mormonism , which includes such denominations as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the Community of Christ . Smith's followers revere him as a latter-day prophet . Raised during an era of Christian innovation during the Second Great Awakening...
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...(Temple Lot) , another Latter Day Saint denomination. The Community of Christ's temple is built on the greater temple lot, as is the Auditorium , and a visitor center of the Utah-based Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints , the largest Latter Day Saint denomination. The Community of Christ also owns the temple in Kirtland, Ohio which continues to be a place of worship and education...
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...70) Baugh, Alexander L. , A Call to Arms: The 1838 Mormon Defense of Northern Missouri, BYU Studies, 2000. Cannon, Donald Q., and Lyndon W. Cook, eds., The Far West Record: Minutes of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1830-1844 , Salt Lake City, 1983. Corril, John, A Brief History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Commonly Called Mormons), St. Louis, 1839. Document...
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...organized on April 6, 1830. When Joseph Jr. saw Joseph Sr. come up out of the water, he is reported to have cried, "Oh, my God! Have I lived to see my own father baptised into the true church of Jesus Christ!" Presiding Patriarch In January 1831, Joseph Smith Sr. and his family moved to the church's new headquarters in Kirtland, Ohio . He was ordained to be the church's first Presiding...
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...forefront the internal conflict within contemporary Christianity. One of the apparent main reasons of this conflict was the failure to agree to a commonly accepted concept about God in general and Jesus in particular. At this times the teachings of Arius in Alexandria , Egypt were gaining popular support but also attracting great opposition. They would form the basis of Arianism . Emerging...
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...in Utah , particularly in Salt Lake City . Folsom is probably best-know as a Latter-day Saint (" Mormon ") architect. Many of his most prominent works were commissioned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints . Folsom was born in Portsmouth, New Hampshire on March 25 , 1815 . By the age of 16 he held a supervisory position in his father's contracting firm. Folsom directed...
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