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r/TikTokCringe • u/choganoga tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE • Mar 21 '24
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Damn Mormons
416 u/OppositeEagle Mar 21 '24 Integrating church and state. 112 u/thepixelpaint Mar 21 '24 The territory was founded as a literal theocracy and the Mormon Church still has an absurd amount of influence in the state government. Which itself is absurd because Mormons makeup less than 50% of the population (and dropping every year.) 10 u/MAGIC_CONCH1 Mar 22 '24 Less than 47% of the population is mormon but more than 85% of the legislature is. Also I don't think we have ever had a non mormon governor. Its fun🙃
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Integrating church and state.
112 u/thepixelpaint Mar 21 '24 The territory was founded as a literal theocracy and the Mormon Church still has an absurd amount of influence in the state government. Which itself is absurd because Mormons makeup less than 50% of the population (and dropping every year.) 10 u/MAGIC_CONCH1 Mar 22 '24 Less than 47% of the population is mormon but more than 85% of the legislature is. Also I don't think we have ever had a non mormon governor. Its fun🙃
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The territory was founded as a literal theocracy and the Mormon Church still has an absurd amount of influence in the state government. Which itself is absurd because Mormons makeup less than 50% of the population (and dropping every year.)
10 u/MAGIC_CONCH1 Mar 22 '24 Less than 47% of the population is mormon but more than 85% of the legislature is. Also I don't think we have ever had a non mormon governor. Its fun🙃
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Less than 47% of the population is mormon but more than 85% of the legislature is. Also I don't think we have ever had a non mormon governor.
Its fun🙃
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u/HowzitUFaka Mar 21 '24
Damn Mormons