[MeganC]

While I am not a Mormon and do not wish to be, the NYT criticizing them for their successful lifestyle is kind of empty when you look at the kind of sick, perverted, and demented lifestyles the NYT actually approves of.

[chs68]

"While I am not a Mormon and do not wish to be, the NYT criticizing them for their successful lifestyle is kind of empty when you look at the kind of sick, perverted, and demented lifestyles the NYT actually approves of."

BINGO!

[OrangeHoof]

While I am not a Mormon and do not wish to be, the NYT criticizing them for their successful lifestyle is kind of empty when you look at the kind of sick, perverted, and demented lifestyles the NYT actually approves of.

Thank you. Says what I was planning to say better than I would.

We may have disagreements with Mormons about theology and doctrine but their devotion to family and forsaking much of the world's temptations for greater family time is not faked and should be admired, not criticized.

[reaganaut]

WHAT ‘sucessful lifestyle’??!?

Mormons are under a lot of pressure to show the world (and other Mormons) that they live the perfect sucessful life. Behind closed doors is another matter entirely.

Mormons not only lie to outsiders, they lie to themselves as well. It is the only way they can maintain their ‘testimony’ of Mormonism.

Been there, done that.

[Elsie]

While I am not a Mormon and do not wish to be, the NYT criticizing them for their successful lifestyle is kind of empty when you look at the kind of sick, perverted, and demented lifestyles the NYT actually approves of.

Just wait until they come after our THEOLOGY!!

--MormonDupe(It won't be pretty!)

[svcw]

I am not a mormon but ... Just doesn’t cut it any longer