David Campbell on the pros and cons of being a peculiar people at Mormon Media Studies Symposium
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"What does it mean to say Mormons are peculiar? Mormons are three things simultaneously: active, distinctive and cohesive," Campbell said.
Let's not pretend it doesn't also, perhaps mostly, mean "elite", More..
I find that to be true at times. Most'Mormons' I have met who are that way are what I call 'Utah Mormons'. They are living in their own world. I have not found that to be true in other places. You are posting from Provo. LOL More..