Reform Mormons observe a variety of holidays. Many are integrated into the weekly Sabbath observance, while others occur as part

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Because Mormonism completely rejects the doctrine of Original Sin, it has, since its inception, also rejected the practice of Christening

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On February 16, 1832 Joseph Smith and Sydney Rigdon recorded their Vision of the Three Degrees of Glory. Because this

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“For I know that my redeemer liveth and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth: and

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Mother’s Day is a holiday honoring mothers, celebrated (on various days) in many places around the world. Mothers often receive

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October 30 marks a solemn anniversary in Mormon history: “Haun’s Mill.” Mormonism was born and lived out its first 80

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Reform Mormonism is practiced in the home, so most religious activity is conducted in the home. Each Sabbath ritual may

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A parental blessing is a ritual blessing usually given in the home, by a parent to a child. The purpose

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Progression! According to Reform Mormonism, this is the purpose of human life. Around the world, people are living longer, healthier,

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Reform Mormonism traces its history to what may very well be the most unique, revolutionary and unorthodox sermon in American

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