Mormon Talk

If you’re familiar with the Twilight series—and you sort of can’t help but be these days, unfortunately—then you might know a bit about its author, Stephenie Meyer. Meyer, a mother of three boys, is a graduate of Brigham Young University and a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. She claims that her religious beliefs have had no impact whatsoever on her novels, but we all know that such a thing is sort of impossible.

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Living in the Bible belt, I know firsthand that religion can be stifling, oppressive, contradictory and prejudicial. I know it can ruin people’s lives, separate families, and hurt people in the community, the country, and even the planet.

But I also know that it can sometimes save people’s lives, and that many of the kindest people I know are religious people. I know plenty of Midwesterners who may not be able to point out much on a map—or even “believe” in evolution!—but they would help you fix a flat or shovel snow much more quickly than many other, more “sophisticated” people might. And doesn’t kindness matter most?

Dave Baldauf, a 43-year-old Mormon, farmer and self-described “country boy” of Sarasota Springs, Utah is a kind fellow. He uses his faith in a loving way—to provide for the needy.

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I am mormon and I know the church is true. I have a testimony that it is, and no one can deny this.
But is it a good idea to try and talk to people on the internet and try to give them a book of mormon? or have missionarys come to their house?
Whever I go, they just say Thanks but no thanks.
SHould I just leave them alone after they say that?

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I am the Joseph Smith. The angel mormon has appeared to me and I have found some more scrolls. The great ending is near. Stand as one in the mormon faith and sacrifice your wives tomorrow