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The most consequential differences between Latter‑day Saint (LDS) and traditional Christian doctrines center on the , the , and the : historic Christianity teaches one eternal, triune God and salvatio...
Excommunication (also termed "withdrawal of membership" in recent church language) removes a person’s membership record and suspends temple access and many membership privileges; sources say ordinance...
Reporting in the Salt Lake Tribune shows that some Latter-day Saint (LDS) individuals and local conservative activists have worked with Turning Point USA or supported its campaigns — notably Tyler Bow...
Deuteronomy 18 sets two practical tests for prophecy—speaking in the name of the LORD and prophetic words coming to pass—and those criteria have been read, stretched, and contested across Jewish, Chri...
A small cluster of Old Testament passages are commonly cited as predicting or implying a rebuilt temple in Jerusalem: key prophetic texts in Isaiah (notably Isaiah 2:1–3), apocalyptic material in Dani...
Turning Point USA (TPUSA), under Charlie Kirk’s leadership, shares some substantive policy overlaps with mainstream values—particularly on defending traditional heterosexual marriage, prioritizing fam...
Charlie Kirk’s public rhetoric emphasizes , themes that conservative audiences associate with both evangelical and, to a lesser degree, Latter-day Saint (Mormon) communities, but the available summari...