Growing Up Mormon

Mormons are:

Lovely people and it makes no difference what they have done in the past.	31.9%	[ 22 ]
Under the influence of their indoctrination and therefore are not to be blamed for their actions.	33.3%	[ 23 ]
I believe you and this is shocking.	34.8%	[ 24 ]
Total Votes:			[ 69 ]

[Methcalarjalope]

Agent Graves

Hepzeba

Agent Graves

What's that, growing up moron?

Yeah, morons and their four holy books with vampires...

heart What a cutie. And you appear to be around my same age. *twinkles* heart

You on the vampire side, the mormon side, or both?

I really try to be honest. But honestly I do have some major emotional problems against the LDS Church because of reasons stated in the OP.

[Pasharia]

I've only known one Mormon, so my scope is pretty limited.

One thing about her was her sense of family. The members of her family were very close and they loved each other a lot. There was none of this modern-day hatred between siblings in her family. Also, she had great character. She would talk to people that look lonely, and when she moved to a different state leaving all her friends behind, she maintained a positive attitude.

That seems all perfectly fine and dandy, but one thing I didn't like was her absolutism and morals. A lot of people believe their religion (or lack of religion) is the right one so that isn't new. But I didn't like how she blindly believed the morals taught by her church. She doesn't believe in drinking caffeine, homosexual relations, polygamy (in which I do all three), etc. and still hasn't changed her mind. I just wish people wouldn't blindly believe what they were taught...