[Buckeye McFrog]

Yet the reluctance of most Mormons to discuss their beliefs and customs with non-members

Really? A couple of them show up on my doorstep every other month to discuss those. I have had Mormon employees who never seemed shy about discussing them. My dad used to get the full-press recruiting treatment when he went to Utah on business, once they found out how many kids he had. They send their kids off to far-off parts of the world when they turn 19 to share them.

The author does not know their arse from Shinola.

[AppyPappy]

Mormons rarely discuss their religious beliefs. They discuss their church’s religious beliefs.
Protestants have a hard time with this because we rarely follow our church’s beliefs completely.
For instance, I am a Methodist but I have a Presbyterian view of Communion.

[ansel12]

Mormons will try to convert you, but they are extremely reluctant to discuss their beliefs and customs with non-Mormons.

Get the Priests over to your house and try to ask some in-depth questions, you will see evasiveness, slipperiness, and out and out denial that you will never see in a Christian missionary.

“Meat before Milk” Mormons are trained to bring you along slowly and feed you only enough information for that stage of indoctrination.