Referring to Jewish leaders who have complained that their ancestors are being proxy baptized by the LDS Church, Kimberley Summers (Readers' Forum, April 14) states that it would be nice if everyone had nothing to say about others' religious beliefs or lack of beliefs.
I couldn't agree more. If LDS Church members stopped trying to meddle with the religious inclinations of deceased Jews not related to them, the problem would not exist.
Helen Radkey
Universal Life Church minister
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