1.摩门(基督复兴教)教徒;〈美〉犹他州人的别名;一夫多妻主义者
1.a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, formed in the U.S. by Joseph Smith in 1830
1.Relations between the Mormons and the government did not improve in the next three years. Territorial officials resigned.
在此后的三年中，摩门教徒与政府之间的关系并没有得到改善，地方官员辞职了。
2.Approximately six in 10 Mormons have had at least some college education, compared with half of the general U. S. population.
10名摩门教徒中有大约有六人至少受过一定程度的大学教育，而在美国总体人口中，这个比例为一半。
3.The governor of Illinois ordered the Mormons to leave his state. He said only this would prevent further violence.
伊利诺斯州州长下令摩门教徒离开伊利诺斯州，他说，只有如此才能阻止该州的暴力进一步发展。
4.Pray too for the Mormons. Ask God to help them see the deceptiveness of their faith and be able to accept Christ as the only Truth.
也请为摩门教徒祷告，求神帮助他们看见他们信仰的错处并能接受基督才是唯一的真理。
5.And the overarching objection seems to be that Mormons are "outside the Christian denominational mainstream, " as Mr Goldberg puts it.
正如戈德伯格所说，最主要的反对似乎是摩门教徒位于“基督教派主流之外”。
6.For many of Mesa's conservative Mormons, not to mention the rest of the population, all this started seeming excessive.
即使是对于梅瑟市的保守派摩门教徒来说，这一切都开始显得有些过分，更不用说其他民众的态度了。
7.He urged the Mormons not to leave the land they had worked so hard to build.
他督促摩门教徒不要离开他们曾经为此付出艰苦努力的土地。
8.The Mormons welcomed Cumming, but continued their preparations to leave. Cumming called a public meeting.
摩门教徒欢迎卡门的到来，但他们继续为离开而做准备。
9.Mormons are no longer polygamous, but they do believe that people can attain "godhood" and that the dead can be baptised .
摩门教徒已不再一夫多妻，但是他们依然坚信人可以获得“神性”并且相信死者的灵魂可以被净化。
10.The very early Mormons were quite liberal for their time: their neighbours in Missouri complained that they did not own slaves.
很早期的摩门教徒在当时都非常自由主义：他们在密苏里州的左邻右舍抱怨他们不蓄奴。