Are you an island?

Worth1 · August 14, 2016

Latter Day Saints to be exact.
During the persecution in the 1800's the term ((Jack Mormon)) was a reference to Non LDS folks sympathetic to these fine people in Jackson county Mo.
As this went away in the 20th century the term became to describe Latter Day Saints that didn't adhere completely to the doctrine.
Such as drinking, smoking use of caffeine and so on.

I dont consider this breaking the rules here it is simply comment on the history.
I have read a lot of it too not just the LDS but everything.

Worth

August 14, 2016	#33
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Latter Day Saints to be exact. During the persecution in the 1800's the term ((Jack Mormon)) was a reference to Non LDS folks sympathetic to these fine people in Jackson county Mo. As this went away in the 20th century the term became to describe Latter Day Saints that didn't adhere completely to the doctrine. Such as drinking, smoking use of caffeine and so on. I dont consider this breaking the rules here it is simply comment on the history. I have read a lot of it too not just the LDS but everything. Worth