New missionary policy impacts LDS students as they change college plans and lives
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Sometimes I dont know all the reasons why LDS church leaders do what they do. But I'm ok with it. Curious what your comment would have been if the rule change would have been to 18 for both men and women? Would it have More..
Ted does not represent all Mormons...we do not all take joy in the confusion, suffering and/or unhappiness of others.
At "a scientist": Jeffrey R. Holland gave specifics on the new policy in a news conference after the general session. He said (and I paraphrase) that the Church's experience has shown that it is better to keep the males and females at More..