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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I was about 47 when I saw it. I loved the troup's song and dance numbers, but I just couldn't enjoy the other parts. I am non-religious/atheist, but feel it isn't o.k. to speak that way about God/god even if I don't believe in it. I wouldn't go back. [/quote] Agree. I’m not Mormon, but I’m not into teaching my kids it’s ok to ridicule other peoples’ religions. Imagine if the same jokes were being made about Jews, Muslims, Christians or even Atheists (who seem to be some of the biggest fans in this thread), and you get my drift. We have too much of this demonizing cr@p going on in this country. Doesn’t mean I have a stick up my a$$ and otherwise I like raunchy humor.[/quote] Why should religion be exempt from critical thought? If you don't realize that it is about more than just making fun then you are missing the whole point. [/quote] Nobody said religion is exempt from critical thought—in fact, some religious people I know give their religions the list critical thought. Mockery is very different. Hope you can see the difference.[/quote] +1. Book of Mormon is mockery and not smart humor leading to critical thought. --not a Mormon[/quote]
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