Is it true that Mormons wear magic underwear to protect them from harm?
Fact: Yes and no. No, they are not considered “magic” by LDS, nor are they worn with the same intent as a superstitious person might carry around a rabbit’s foot. Mormons who have gone through the Temple take upon themselves certain oaths and covenants. Part of these covenants include wearing special undergarments for the rest of their lives. They are considered sacred by Mormons. This under-clothing has special marks on them that have particular meanings. The marks on the garments are the same marks used in the Masonic Lodge. Joseph Smith rose to the level of sublime degree as a Freemason before introducing the Temple ceremony to the Mormon people. He modified the rituals learned in Masonry, using the same “signs and tokens,” just re-naming them. *2 The garments are a constant reminder to the wearer of the covenants made in the Temple. They are also intended to be a shield against evil. There have been many stories over the years of individuals who were miraculous protected. For examp
