Mormonism in Brazil: Fact vs. Fiction in Membership Numbers

Mormonism in Brazil: A Look at Beliefs and Membership Brazil is home to a significant Mormon population, but the exact numbers are subject to debate. While the official IBGE census reports approximately 200,000 members, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints claims a much higher figure of 1.5 million. This discrepancy highlights the challenges in accurately tracking religious affiliation. The video also delves into the core beliefs of Mormonism, particularly its unique perspective on the Trinity, differing from the traditional Christian understanding. Furthermore, it explores the historical context of Mormonism, including its origins in 19th-century America and the controversial practice of polygamy, which was officially discontinued in 1890. The video offers a balanced perspective on this complex religion, making it a valuable resource for understanding Mormonism in Brazil and beyond.