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r/mormon is a subreddit with 40k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size, and has high activity.
/r/Mormon is a subreddit for articles and topics of interest to people interested in Mormon themes. People of all faiths and perspectives are welcome to engage in civil, respectful discussion about topics related to Mormonism.
Popular Themes in r/mormon
#1
Advice Requests
: "Where is the proof of anyone getting rich?"
6 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "The Utah LDS Church is defending murder in the name of God. It’s an immoral religion."
4 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "An alternative approach to tithing."
1 post
#4
Money Talk
: "As a Bishop, I want to pay off someone's $20k credit card. How much trouble would that get me in?"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/mormon
#1
Mormon
: "YouTuber with 4.5 million subscribers tells how he left Mormonism"
36 posts
#2
Church
: "Did you come back to “hate on [the Church]” because “you know it is true”? I was accused of this today."
34 posts
#3
Lds
: "Lds Leaders say: You must obey. Paying isn’t enough. You have to enjoy it too. And never miss."
34 posts
#4
Mormonism
: "Is Mormonism the fastest growing Christian group?"
18 posts
#5
Temple
: "I just don’t understand how people say they *love* the Temple"
9 posts
#6
Polygamy
: "Mormon church quietly releases “revelation” on Polygamy it swore for 100yrs didn’t exist."
9 posts
#7
Doctrine
: "No Doctrine, No Apology, No Leadership"
7 posts
#8
History
: "IMO--the greatest sin of the LDS church isn't the racism, or polygamy lies, or even the gross use of money on temples instead of charity--it's that the leaders keep lying to the members and forcing them to believe and accept false facts about church History and the true nature of salvation doctrine."
7 posts
#9
Women
: "“It just feels like a very weird patriarchal hill to die on that Women can’t know their husband’s new name.”"
5 posts
#10
Book Of Mormon
: "Who are the Lamanites? If we don't know, then how can the purpose of The Book Of Mormon be fulfilled?"
5 posts
Member Growth in r/mormon
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+3k members(7.2%)
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