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Mormonism
The religion practiced by Mormons. Founded by Joseph Smith, Jr. in the 1820s as a form of Christian primitivism, Mormonism is the predominant religious tradition of the Latter Day Saints.
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Enduring to the end
Religion; Mormonism
The doctrine that converted individuals must continue to show their faith through good works till the end of mortal life.
Bishop's court
Religion; Mormonism
A term used until recent years to indicate a disciplinary council conducted by a bishop.
Age of accountability
Religion; Mormonism
The age at which a child becomes personally responsible for motives, attitudes, desires, and actions. Designated by revelation to begin at eight years of age (D&C 68:25). (See Teachings About ...
Auxiliary organisations
Religion; Mormonism
The Primary (children), Relief Society (adult women), Sunday School, and Young Men and Young Women organisations of the Church. Auxiliary organisations exist primarily to assist the priesthood ...
Dispensation of the gospel
Religion; Mormonism
A period of time in which priesthood authority and keys are established among mankind. The present dispensation, the last before the second coming of Christ, is called the "fulness of times. "
Common consent
Religion; Mormonism
The principle whereby Church members vote to sustain and approve those called to serve in the Church and decisions made by leaders.
