What are some weird Mormon rules?

These are 25 crazy mormon rules.

• If you don’t make it to the highest level of heaven, you will be genderless in the afterlife.
• Girls can only have one piercing per ear and men aren’t allowed to have any.
• Dating is prohibited until you are 16.
• Young men must serve a 2 year mission.
• You are not allowed to get tattoos.

What are Mormon dietary restrictions?

DIET – Mormons follow a strict health code. They are not normally vegetarians but they will only eat meat very sparingly, avoiding products with much blood. They do not drink tea, coffee or alcohol and the provision of milk, water and fruit juices would be appreciated.

Why can’t Mormons drink coffee?

In Doctrine and Covenants 89:8–9, the Lord forbids our using tobacco and “hot drinks,” which, Church leaders have explained, means tea and coffee. Modern prophets and apostles have frequently taught that the Word of Wisdom warns us against substances that can harm us or enslave us to addiction.

What are the rules of Conduct for Mormons?

Members of the church are properly referred to as “Latter-Day Saints.” But, you googled for a list of the rules of conduct that Mormons live by, and you’ll get it. So here goes… No sex before marriage and complete fidelity after marriage. Mormons believe the family is essential to God’s plan, so we don’t do anything that could jeopardize that.

What do Mormons not do in the 10 Commandments?

 The 10 commandments say not to “…bear false witness.” Donate 10% or more of your income to charity and the building up of the kingdom of God.  We believe that God is the Creator of the world.

Are there any Mormon rules you won’t believe are real?

The article, “25 Bizarre Mormon Rules You Won’t Believe Are Real,” highlighted some things that are true about Mormonism, but also added things that were not entirely accurate about what Mormons believe or practice.

Who are the Mormons and what do they believe in?

There are many Gods. Mormons will tell you they believe in one God whom they call the Heavenly Father. They worship and pray to him alone. But-referring to Genesis 1:26-27 and 1 Corinthians 8:5-Latter-day Saints insist the ancient Jewish patriarchs and prophets, along with Paul and the other apostles, believed in a plurality of Gods.