Breitbart goes anti-Mormon: Will the Mormon Church’s Support for Muslim Immigration Block Trump's Victory?

[musiclady]

Same here.. I have family members who are members of the LDS..

I don't have any family members who are Mormons either, but the unbridled abuse of good people and the vicious attacks on anyone who tried to counter the bigotry were what led me to leave TOS after 11 years.

I had thought about leaving before, but that was the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back.

I didn't want to be associated in any way with that vile place.

And I was raised Baptist, and for a while was Presbyterian.  NO association with the LDS, but just knowledge of how many fine people there were who didn't deserve that kind of abuse.

[kevindavis007]

I don't have any family members who are Mormons either, but the unbridled abuse of good people and the vicious attacks on anyone who tried to counter the bigotry were what led me to leave TOS after 11 years.

I had thought about leaving before, but that was the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back.

I didn't want to be associated in any way with that vile place.

And I was raised Baptist, and for a while was Presbyterian.  NO association with the LDS, but just knowledge of how many fine people there were who didn't deserve that kind of abuse.

Same here..  To me it is a matter of respect. Am I fan of Church of LDS no, but guess what I'm not the person who judges a person in how they worship God.. They are the finest people and I don't get the hang up. Yes there are few bad apples, but every religion has a few bad apples. Another reason I knida like the Church of the LDS, I think they are one the first major Churches that came from America.

[Bigun]

I don't have any family members who are Mormons either, but the unbridled abuse of good people and the vicious attacks on anyone who tried to counter the bigotry were what led me to leave TOS after 11 years.

I had thought about leaving before, but that was the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back.

I didn't want to be associated in any way with that vile place.

And I was raised Baptist, and for a while was Presbyterian.  NO association with the LDS, but just knowledge of how many fine people there were who didn't deserve that kind of abuse.

I was also raised a Baptist. Was the director of Education in one for a long time in fact but never was comfortable with the level of power the deacons have.  (Saw to many good men pushed out simply because some deacon's feelings got hurt. 

I have been LDS for more than 25 years now and could not be any happier.  The story of how that happened is FAR to long to relate here.