Deseret News | Book dispels stereotypes of Mormon women

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Book dispels stereotypes of Mormon women

Christopher | 10:04 a.m. April 3, 2009

Of course "Utah Supreme Court Chief Justice Christine Durham or Salt Lake poet and author Emma Lou Thayne" don't fit the stereo type. that is silly. If you choose elite people they will not fit the mold. This does nothing to dispel anything. Although it might be a good story about what you CAN do if you try.

SFC RET DENNIS | 3:11 p.m. April 3, 2009

Christopher, how do you know how these women live? During my 21 years in the US Army I have been around a lot of sisters and each have their own individual personality and live their lifes the way they wish based on there beliefs. They are puzzled over the way non members try to depict them and in most cases the outside world gets it wrong. So I ask again how do you know how these women live?

Anonymous | 3:40 p.m. April 3, 2009

Garbage in Garbage out. Given any fifty different women--there would be fifty different philosophies. These women aren't sheeple. Women don't just blindly follow the dictates of a group of octogenarians without thinking through the process.

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