I think I’ll just point to my tagline.
Well, what's interesting is that Mormons use "God" all the time when in reality, their emphasis is on "gods" plural.
It simply becomes a culture "come-on" by them...so that they don't come right out and culturally distinguish themselves off the bat.
For both your average Mormon neighbor that you talk to -- and especially for Mormon missionaries -- it all becomes a "bait and switch" tactic.
They say "God." But they mean a man who was appointed a god of this earth by a "council of gods" plural.
They say "God." But they embrace a whole pantheon of "gods" -- God's "wife" or "wives." That "God" who had a "father-god" and a "grand-god" and a "great-grand god" and a whole host of them! Jesus Christ is another god whom many Mormons do not worship or pray to DIRECTLY (indirectly, yes; directly, no).
The Holy Spirit becomes the oft' untalked-about God in Mormonism. Even though the Book of Mormon says to worship Him (Mormon 7:7), Mormons don't do it formally. (Informally, who knows?)
Silly Christians!
OUR god has TWO physical bodies!
--MormonDude(Beat THAT!)