▲The divide between Jesus and Satan was over the idea of free will for the humans of Earth. Satan insisted on the exclusion of moral agency, while Jesus believed humans should have the right to choose their path.

▲Joseph Smith is said to have written all 584 pages of The Book of Mormon in under three months. The text follows the lives of early American settlers.

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One of the most controversial Mormon practices is the tradition of baptizing the dead. Neither the person nor their families need consent for Mormon postmortem baptizing. It is believed that Adolf Hitler, Albert Einstein, and Anne Frank were baptized into Mormonism after death.

▲Practicing Mormon students attend seminary, which is a religious school that is usually taught in the morning.

▲While many religions have ceremonial garments such as hats or jewelry, Mormons have "temple garments" which consist of white T-shirts and white knee-length boxer shorts.

▲On Sundays, Mormons are not allowed to watch TV or films, and cannot play sports either.

▲Mormonism was founded by Joseph Smith, who wrote the religion's holy text, The Book of Mormon, after claiming a vision led him to it.

▲According to Mormonism, all women who are not believers of the church become a harem to a Mormon man in the afterlife.

▲All Mormons are instructed to donate 10% of their pre-tax income to the church. This is regarded as tithing.

▲Mormons are highly discouraged from having tattoos and males from having piercings

▲Mormons are prohibited from discussing the church's practices and sacred ceremonies. It is also forbidden to talk negatively about Mormonism or the religion's leadership.

▲According to Mormonism, all good religious believers become gods when they die. Inheriting omnipotent and omniscient powers, the gods can create their own planets and people.

▲Mormons believe that Jesus and Satan were brothers that were both born from "celestial intercourse." The two were friends until they got into a divisive philosophical debate.

▲Dubbed "America's Religion," Mormonism was founded in western New York in the 1820s and '30s. Other than Scientology, it is the only religion to be founded in the US.

▲While serving the church, missionaries are discouraged from swimming. This stems from biblical times when missionaries had to sail against rough waters to reach faraway lands.

▲Young Mormon men and women are strongly encouraged to do a mission trip after graduating from high school. For a two-year period, missionaries are placed in locations around the world to serve the church and recruit followers.

▲While Mormons are discouraged from drinking caffeinated beverages such as coffee and tea, it is acceptable to drink caffeinated soft drinks.

▲While Christianity and Judaism believe the Garden of Eden was in Mesopotamia, Mormons teach that it is in Missouri.

▲Utah has the biggest population of Mormons in North America. It is home to several LDS churches, as well as Brigham Young University.

▲The debate around polygamy has been an infamous aspect of the Mormon religion for centuries. The practice of having many wives was an official church doctrine, and even claims that if a man does not have at least two wives he will not become a god. In the late 1800s polygamy was outlawed in the US, however some branches of orthodox Mormonism allegedly practice in private.

▲Mormons are prohibited from using tarot cards, Ouija boards, or playing cards with faces on them.

▲Mormons believe that if any child under eight years old dies, they automatically go to heaven.

▲Mormonism believes that the God of Abraham was a person living on a distant planet that circled a star called Kolob. This God was king of the planet and had "celestial intercourse" to produce the human population.

▲The Book of Mormon says that there were four groups settled in North America as early as 600 BCE: Nephites, Lamanites, Jaredites, and Mulekites.

▲Brigham Young was the second president of the church. After Joseph Smith was murdered in 1844, Young lead the Mormon followers to Utah, where he founded Salt Lake City. He is often referred to as "Modern Moses."

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Mormons are not permitted to consume anything that "that pollutes the body or affects the mind," which includes caffeinated tea and coffee.

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No matter what age you are, Mormons cannot consume alcohol.

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Founded in the 1820s, Mormonism is one of the world's newest and fastest-growing religions. Mormons follow the religious traditions of the Latter-Day Saints (LDS) and predominantly practice in Utah. With unique insights, beliefs, and practices, many people outside of the religion don't truly know what the faith revolves around.

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