That's more of a Catholic thing. The Mormon church doesn't have altar boys the same way that the Catholic church does.
Also, as a rule children aren't allowed in the temples, it's mostly teenagers andadults.
Lastly, and this is pure speculation on my part, the leadership of the Mormons are allowed to get married and have kids. I think that generally reduces pent up sexual urges with no outlet.
Probably close to 0. The temple is not a very convenient place to get away with it (except for maybe the baptimal font changing rooms). It is far more common in the bishops office of normal church-buildings, in the home of local church leaders when the children are asked to visit, or in the home of the child when a local leader comes around for a lesson/visit.
There are still polygamous mormon sects and families - even within Utah (though it's LDS policy to excommunicate them).
The practice officially stopped in 1890 because it was going to prevent Utah from being admitted into the Union, and according to the main-line church "the standard doctrine of the church is monogamy". It's religion though, so there's no shortage of adherents to the old ways.
Looks inspired by Minas Morgul, huh
Minas Morman
Oh God... Being a non-mormon from Utah, and having just read Lord of the Rings for the first time recently, Minas Mormon fucking kills me.
Spitting image. I mean, come on
A temple of Mammon.
That is actually the Jordan River mormon Temple in Utah but everyone of them could be posted in this community
Not everyone knows where South Jordan is, so I used SLC as a reference point.
Pls forgive.
Church of Mor(e)mon(ey)
Wonder how many kids have been raped there.
That's more of a Catholic thing. The Mormon church doesn't have altar boys the same way that the Catholic church does.
Also, as a rule children aren't allowed in the temples, it's mostly teenagers andadults.
Lastly, and this is pure speculation on my part, the leadership of the Mormons are allowed to get married and have kids. I think that generally reduces pent up sexual urges with no outlet.
Source: I grew up in the Mormon church.
Probably close to 0. The temple is not a very convenient place to get away with it (except for maybe the baptimal font changing rooms). It is far more common in the bishops office of normal church-buildings, in the home of local church leaders when the children are asked to visit, or in the home of the child when a local leader comes around for a lesson/visit.
Just went past one in another city today. Gross
Google the one in Kensington, MD
Even with my spelling error pics of that monstrosity comes up. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Kensington%2C+MD+moron+church&t=newext&atb=v349-1&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images
Why it has heath radiators?
It's hot in hell.
...worst vacation ever! 0 out of 5 stars. And the magic underpants chafe.
Wow it's like they got the inspiration from the White House and the Pentagon
No
Aren't they poly amorous?
Nope
There are still polygamous mormon sects and families - even within Utah (though it's LDS policy to excommunicate them).
The practice officially stopped in 1890 because it was going to prevent Utah from being admitted into the Union, and according to the main-line church "the standard doctrine of the church is monogamy". It's religion though, so there's no shortage of adherents to the old ways.
The current prophet, and 2nd in line, are both married for eternity to two women each. Mormons still believe in polygamy.