In my experience they know little about THEIR OWN religion and its origins, let alone offshoots. They mainly believe what is told to them and the current leadership, and the leadership likes to gaslight anything that is currently perceived as odd or discriminatory, or has since been proven patently false. I heard the current leadership is disavowing the name “Mormon”, which i find odd given that “I’m a Mormon” was a big thing being pushed just a few years ago.
When I (non-Mormon) lived in Utah I met many Mormons, Jack Mormons and ex-Mormons. The ex-Mormons were the ones that knew the most about Mormon belief origins and historical teachings while the Mormons had no answers for the ex-Mormons’ concerns or objections, mainly just “believe, pray and obey”. The Jack Mormons didn’t believe much of what was taught, but were staying in mainly to appease their parents, spouse or boyfriend/girlfriend and/or to retain standing in the community.
Hopefully my observations don’t offend anyone — they are just my observations and I don’t care about anyone’s religion, its just that religion was often brought up by others when I lived there, after “what is your major” and things of that nature. Anyway, honestly, I just appreciate those whose actions show they care about their fellow citizens of this Earth — that spans many religions.
As for the OP’s chart I’m certain there are similar spin-off charts for the Baptists, Lutherans, etc, and, to go back even further, to the Roman Catholic Church.
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