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Apparently this discaliner is necessary because despite the "The Church" insisting on not being called Mormon [see Exhibits A & B], they also want to stop anyone else from using that word. They claim use of the word Mormon is "causing confusion", which seems to imply that church leaders do not think highly of members' critical thinking skills. Based on historical precedent, why would anyone think the church would willingly create a website that addresses anything remotely negative about its history? Therefore, one can conclude that any website or article that uses the word "Mormon" must do against the wishes of the church. Again, this would strongly reinforce that fact that it is not an official church resource.
Regarding the visual style of this website, it uses the default template provided by Google sites. It does not use any official church branding (e.g. "light rays"), which coincidentally resemble the PowerPoint "Facet" style template. [see Exhibits C & D]
Exhibit A: The official church style guide, accessible on the official church website here, accurate as of April 22nd, 2026.
Exhibit B: A quote from a former church leader that states how use of the word Mormon is a "major victory for Satan".
Exhibit C: The stock "Simple" theme provided by Google Sites.
Exhibit D: The "Facet" slideshow theme from Microsoft PowerPoint.