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I hope she has a copy of the memo or she is sunk. If it were any other religion, there would be a chance. Discrimination against LDS is alive and well.
This did not happen in the US. I was teaching University in Korea, I had applied to a university allied to The Assembly of God church. I was being hired to teach Graduate students. When just before the papers were signed a functionary came rushing in a said that BYU was a Mormon school
Discrimination against us is very old.
They must have run into some "Utah" Mormons that soured them to Mormonism.
Having lived in and out of this state, Mormonism's bad name comes principaly from the judgemental and holier than thou attitude that a large percentage of Mormons use when dealing with "heathans"...which is anyone that is not a mormon.
That bad taste is taken out of our state and shared with anyone that will listen.
You don't want to be singled out as being Mormon...then stop being so pious!!!
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