This religion was founded by its prophet Joseph Smith, it argued that he was a new prophet who God spoke to. Some new "revelations" included polygamy, and the belief that good followers would become gods of their own universe Mormonism Unitarinism Spiritism Transcendaltism

Mormonism, officially known as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, was established in the early 19th century in America—a period full of religious fervor and new movements. Joseph Smith claimed to have translated the Book of Mormon, which he said was a record of ancient American peoples, after being guided by an angel named Moroni. This book, alongside the Bible, forms the foundation of Mormon doctrine. In the contemporary world, the principles of Mormonism have influenced various aspects of life, from community organization to charitable outreach. Mormons are known for their strong emphasis on family, service, and moral values, which serve to foster tight-knit communities. Additionally, their unique health code known as the "Word of Wisdom" prohibits alcohol, tobacco, and caffeinated beverages, playing a significant role in their lifestyle and social gatherings.