Members of this religion are encouraged to maintain a year's supply of food in homes known as "the Lord's storehouse," and their dietary restrictions follow those outlined in the Word of Wisdom.
Members of this religion are encouraged to maintain a year's supply of food in homes known as "the Lord's storehouse," and their dietary restrictions follow those outlined in the Word of Wisdom. Auxiliary texts central to this religion include The Doctrine and Covenants and the Pearl of Great Price. After a riot in Illinois, which killed their founder, this religious group underwent a "pioneer" phase. Believing that their namesake book was transcribed from gold tablets buried in upstate New York, for 10 points, name this offshoot of Christianity, founded by Joseph Smith, whose most famous members include Ken Jennings and Brigham Young.
Members of this religion are encouraged to maintain a year's supply of food in homes known as "the Lord's storehouse," and their dietary restrictions follow those outlined in the Word of Wisdom.
Mormonism (accept Latter-Day Saints movement)