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Religious group part of the Latter Day Saint movement
Charlie Kirk has been described repeatedly in the reporting as a Christian—most sources label him an evangelical Protestant and note ties to Pentecostal and charismatic churches—though accounts differ...
There is credible, recent reporting showing , particularly in Utah after the September 2025 death of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk, but the record does not support a broad catalogue of longtime, national...
The core finding is that Latter-day Saints (LDS) support a doctrine of a — three separate personages, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost — using a mix of Bible verses, nineteenth‑century propheti...
A Facebook post promising “free representation” for alleged survivors of Mormon (LDS) church abuse fits a broader pattern of affinity-targeted offers that can be legitimate legal outreach or predatory...
The available reporting and fact-check notes show ; coverage instead documents individual Latter-day Saints’ involvement with TPUSA and local responses to incidents tied to TPUSA personalities. Severa...
The claim "Is Jesus God?" breaks into three distinct factual claims: that Jesus was divine, that he claimed divinity, and that believers historically and today affirm his divinity. Contemporary schola...
Public interest in religion in the United States has fallen sharply over the last decade: Gallup reports the share of U.S. adults saying religion is an important part of daily life dropped from 66% in...
The key claim — that Candace Owens or Will Witt attended LDS temples or church events with records or statements from 2020–2024 — is by the provided materials; the three supplied source analyses conta...