Interestingly, many of the LDS social benefits, like their food program, are open to non LDS. Not being particularly convinced that there even is a God, much less that the LDS have a direct line to Him, I can value a group which makes a central belief in their faith that the American Founding Documents are inspired by God and shall be respected accordingly.
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Sounds like you have been drinking their kool aid. You have obviously bought what they put out as PR and the ‘face’ they show the world.
Their welfare program is NOT open to non LDS. There is a huge difference between what they put out and what they are REALLY like. And there are many more LDS demonrats and libs than most people think. Again, they hire one of the best PR firms (non LDS btw) in the country.
Been there, done that, read the book, saw the movie, wore the garments.
I am only saying that if I want to buy food staples at the ‘bishop warehouse (I think that is the name), some sell to any, some only to LDS members.
My post should have contrasted the historicity (and change) in Judeo-Christianity as compared to the rigidity of Islam. Just as LDS had a revelation on polygamy and blacks, so is Islam forbidden from any change.
Little wonder that Islam is still a barbaric desert thieves code.