Things have changed a great deal since the times when my grandmother was told she could not go to school because she was a Mormon. In those days, Idaho had a statute that denied the vote to people who believed in Celestial marriage. My wife’s cousins, while serving missions in the deep south, were actually asked to remove their hats to prove they didn’t have horns. We laugh at that now days, but the discrimination against Mormons and minorities is still very real. And the practitioners are not all mouth breathing inbreeds. You find them in government, business, education and well respected churches and their hierarchies. In fact, you have to try hard to find a church where that is not the case. Those who deny such things exist have never experienced such treatment. But it is real. It exists and is everywhere. One can only hope that by Romney’s and Obama’s run for the presidency things are changing. We will see.

I like this guy’s thinking. Do you suppose he will say something on my behalf at the Church court?