'Mormons in America' Pew survey explores beliefs, attitudes of LDS Church members
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%DN Subscriper, The article was favorable to Mormons, what is your beef. It seems some just have a knee jerk reaction to go on the defensive without cause. When one receives a smile it is a good thing to smile back.
Man, are we obsessed with what people think of us! Just go be a good neighbor, live your faith and treat people with respect and kindness. It would be amazing what people would think of you.
@ DN Subscriber, are you kidding me? Pew left wing? I think not. And it didn't take time for someone to use this as an excuse to bash President Obama. It's getting old, dude.
But what this study does show is that the Church is a More..