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The End of the "Mormon" Tabernacle Choir

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is making a huge official push to get people — inside and outside of the church — to stop using "Mormon" and "LDS" as convenient shortcuts for the lengthy denomination's name. The idea seems to be to make sure there's a focus on the "Jesus Christ" part. It's gone so far as to rebrand the Mormon Tabernacle Choir as the (also lengthier) "Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square."

In general, I tend to favor letting people call themselves what they want, in terms of names or general terms, and being sensitive to that preference as long as it's not intentionally misleading. I do have to say that writing out that name in full is a PitA, though, especially after first reference, and while the refocusing of the brand on Christ makes sense for them, they're going about it in a very clumsy and, I suspect, long-term unsustainable manner.




Mormons fight to be called by their full name – Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

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  1. Not the only religious group commonly called something other than their proper name. Quakers are members of a historically Christian group of religious movements formally known as the Religious Society of Friends, Society of Friends or Friends Church. I've know a few Mormons and Quakers, and regardless of what one hears in the news, the ones I've met seemed decent (and practical) folk.

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