In 1932 George Arbaugh, despite an introductory acknowledgment that "similarities between Islam and Mormonism have been misunderstood and exaggerated," equated the two religions in his Revelation in Mormonism .[16] Soon after, the comparison received its most exclusive attention in an article by Hans Thimme, a Protestant clergyman and Islamicist.[17] Finally, Georges Henri Bousquet added a better-than-average understanding of Mormonism to his intimate acquaintance with Islam in order to compare the two faiths in several publications.[18] Certainly, not all of the above examples reveal a similarity in purpose and design in either the Joseph Smith-Muhammad or Mormonism-Islam comparison and therefore do not all qualify as legitimate analogies
In the United States, for instance, the Tobacco 21 (T21) law raised the age from 18 to 21
It is even said that Albert Einstein, a noted philosopher and scientist, stated that smoking a pipe helped him attain mental clarity and calmness
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