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Todays Fundamentalist Mormons in the American West resist assimilation like their forefathers. Centered on faith, they survive despite efforts to permanently end their cherished plural family arrangements. While some Fundamentalists like Warren Jeffs go rogue and corrupt their beliefs in heinous crimes, most hold steadfastly to a religion they say is biblical and restored by the first Latterday Saint prophet, Joseph Smith, in the early 1800s. Mormon historians Craig Foster and Marianne Watson present more than two hundred photos and exclusive insights to explain how an estimated thirty thousand Fundamentalist Mormons still venerate a muchdebated legacydespite its difficult challengesand persist in living plural marriage.
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I picked up this book after hearing about fundamentalist Mormons, and it did not disappoint! The historical context provided by the author is incredibly rich, making it easy to understand the complexities of their faith. Highly recommend for anyone interested in religious history.
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Fatima Al-Sayed
Not for everyone, but worth exploring
I bought this for a class on American religions, and it turned out to be quite a resource. It dives deep into the faith's history, but it’s dense. If you’re looking for something light, this might not be it, but the content is valuable if you dig in.
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Samuel Kingsley
An eye-opening read
This book opened my eyes to the history of polygamy in America. The author's approach is very informative, and I learned a lot about the beliefs and practices of fundamentalist Mormons. It's a good read for history buffs or anyone interested in religious studies.
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James Thomson
A bit dry in some sections
While I found the topic really interesting, some parts of the book felt a little slow. The details about the early days are compelling, but it dragged on in the middle. Still worth reading if you're curious about Mormon fundamentals.
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Lila Martinez
Well-researched, but not my cup of tea
I appreciate the effort that went into this book, but I struggled to stay engaged with the narrative. The research is solid, but I expected a more personal touch. If you're into academic texts, you might enjoy it more than I did.
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