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Orrin Hatch: Romney's run helped eliminate myths about Mormons
The scrutiny on Mitt Romney during his run for president eliminated a lot of myths about Mormons and focused instead on their character and qualities, said Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch in an exclusive interview with Newsmax TV. Hatch’s new book, “An American, A Mormon and A Christian: What I Believe,” is meant to clarify misconceptions about Mormons, both as Christians and as members of society.
Agreement reached over free speech zones near LDS temple
City officials here said they will not enforce their "Free speech" ordinance while a lawsuit is pending in federal court. The Main Street Church of Brigham City and the American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday after the church said it was prohibited from passing out fliers on public sidewalks that border the new LDS temple in Brigham City.
National poll: God's approval rating 52%
Americans give God a 52 percent job performance approval rating with only a 9 percent disapproval rating, according to a Public Policy Polling poll released last week. "It turns out, if God exists, voters would give God a strong 52-9 approval rating," wrote a blogger for the polling group in a post about the results. "This is hardly a surprise considering the vast majority of the country believes in an infallible deity, but some of the crosstabs are quite interesting."
'Anti-Mormon slime machine' kicks into gear
"Brace yourself for the anti-Mormon slime machine!" That's the warning from Kyle-Anne Shiver, a frequent contributor to the American Thinker blog, who speculates that "Mitt Romney's religious faith is likely to be mocked, sensationalized, disparaged and dragged through the media gutters" in the event of an election race between Romney and President Barack Obama.
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8 Inspiring Folk Arrangements by Tabernacle Choir Conductor Mack Wilberg
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir’s director, Mack Wilberg has created countless arrangements including patriotic, children’s songs, sacred hymns and Christmas carols.
From the Church
El Salvador temple ends open house, prepares for dedication on Sunday
The tens of thousands who recently visited the open house of the San Salvador El Salvador Temple were welcomed to a distinctly Salvadoran edifice. Many of the paintings and artwork inside depict the Salvadoran landscape, while the country's national flower, the Flor de Izote, can be found in many of the temple's interior ornamentation.
LDS Church Meetinghouse Dismantled for a Good Cause
With everything from the crown mouldings to the heating system to five tall pine trees removed and donated, a former LDS Church meetinghouse is being demolished this week to make way for a Hope Lodge.
From the Church
LDS Church issues new immigration statement
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints today issued the following official statement on immigration:
The shameful bias against Mormons
Rather than worrying whether Mormons worship the right God in the right way, Republicans should insist that only Mormons run for president.
A pageant of Mormon history and mirth
Every year in mid-July, Jesus descends from the heavens onto a hillside in bucolic western New York. Should they witness the nighttime scene, evangelical Protestants driving along U.S. Route 21 might worry that they have missed the rapture. Instead, what they have missed is a uniquely American religious festival, concluding its 75th anniversary this weekend. In the Hill Cumorah Pageant, nearly a thousand members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints bring to life the sacred history of their faith. The pageant takes place near Palmyra, the small town in which Joseph Smith Jr. published the Book of Mormon in 1830.