This Mormon Community Is So Powerful It Feels Unreal

Описание: You move to a brand new city. You know nobody. Within 48 hours someone knocks on your door with a home cooked meal. Within a week you have a full social circle. Within a month you have a support network that would show up for you at two in the morning.
No app. No paid membership. Just a church.
In this video we go deep into the question that social scientists, psychologists, and community researchers have been fascinated by for decades. How does the Mormon Church build the strongest community bonds of almost any institution on earth. And what can the rest of us learn from it whether we believe in its theology or not.
We break down the ward system, the ministering program, the LDS welfare infrastructure, and the theological concept of Zion that has been driving Mormon community design since 1830. We look at what Harvard political scientist Robert Putnam found when he studied the social capital of highly organized religious communities. We look at how the LDS welfare system was fully operational across Europe within days during COVID 19 while governments were still scrambling. And we ask the question that sits underneath all of it. Is the strength of Mormon community a product of genuine belief, exceptional institutional design, or both.
We also look at the honest complexity on the other side. The social cost of leaving this community. The experience of those who no longer fit within its norms. And the real trade off between belonging and belief that millions of Europeans are quietly weighing right now.
Three questions in this video. We want your most honest answers in the comments. Would the trade off between community and belief be worth it to you personally. Drop your answer below.
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