المورمونية : نشأتها عقيدتها شريعتها و موقفها من المسيحية التقليدية

Abstract EN

Mormonism is a Christian sect splintering from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, originating in America in the first half of the 19th century, led by an American man named Joseph Smith, who claimed to be a prophet, and that the revelation came to him with a book called the Book of Mormons, and this band began to take up a great deal in American society until it took control of the entire state of Utah and spread out of America, and their numbers in the world became millions, and they arrived in Egypt where they set up a church in the maadi cairo.

Given the community's relationship with Judaism and its adoption of jewish colonial ideas, and the support of some Western powers, this research highlights the ideology of this community and the extent of agreement and difference between it and traditional Christian thought and its impact on contemporary reality.

The importance of this research comes in identifying the origins of this sect and the circumstances of this, and the relationship with the Jews, and recognizing its beliefs and rituals, while showing the difference between it and traditional Christianity, while revealing its relations with the colonial powers, the Zionist entity, and knowledge of the scriptures.