U.S. Latter-day Saints seem more accepting of gambling than in the past, according to a recent survey, despite the church’s ...

Moreover, the Mormons have developed every source of industry that goes to the making of a commercially independent commonwealth. Unlike the other intermontane states, Utah possesses a complete ...

The Nephites, initially more prosperous and religious, become corrupt over time and are locked into centuries of warfare with the nomadic Lamanites, whom Mormons consider the ancestors of Native ...

Mormons do believe there is a place of final punishment; but very few people will go there, only the so-called sons of perdition, whose sins have placed them beyond the “present possibility of ...

Even if self-identified Latter-day Saints/Mormons are no longer the majority in Utah’s state population, their influence runs deep. The church has had a consistent, even unequivocal policy ...

Yes. Though the Utah War has been called “bloodless,” in reality, Mormon militiamen in southern Utah perpetrated a horrific ...

"You’re not in the Mormons that I grew up with," Angie Katsanevas told Britani Bateman in part three of the season 5 'Real ...

Did Mormons wear KKK-like hoods as depicted in the series? No. They did not need to, because they massacred all of the emigrants except for 17 children ages six and under.

Mormons have always had a peculiar hold on the American imagination, but few know who the Mormons actually are or who they claim to be, and their story is one of the great neglected American ...

The massacre started on 11 September 1857, when a group of Mormons and Paiute Native Americans attacked a wagon train of emigrants travelling from Arkansas to California. Over the course of five ...

LDS missionaries serve in 450 missions worldwide. Here’s how they do it — and how FOCUS and other Catholic counterparts ...