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How do you refer to yourself in relation to Mormonism?
Should Anti-Mormon be restricted to the religious opposition to Mormonism?
Do you feel comfortable being called a critic - particularly if you find some aspects of Mormonism to be praiseworthy or defensible?
Or are these fork-tongued critics and anti-Mormons just being precious?





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I answered a "critic," as I'm no more anti-Mormon than I am anti-American when I feel something is wrong with what government does.

I often consider myself a "Mormon Emeritus," as I view most of my time in the church as educational, socially productive, a good support system, and a good foundation for my life experiences today.

But I feel no desire to return -- just as I don't want to go back to high school despite the great experiences I had there.

I chose "something else," because one category alone doesn't say enough. Often I am a critic, but sometimes I feel like an unbelieving Jack-Mormon. There you go.

I consider myself a critic. I think Fosters tastes like horse piss.

I'm sumpthin' else.

KA

Trainspotter.

Ray A wrote:I consider myself a critic. I think Fosters tastes like horse piss.

I have to agree with you there.

Hi Danna,

I object to the use of the term "Anti-Mormon" because it seems to describe someone who is against Mormon people. I have LDS friends in real life and IURL. :-) Sometimes I'm a critic, sometimes I'm an observer, sometimes I'm an investigator, sometimes I'm a supporter, sometimes I'm an adversary, but all of the time I'm a Jersey Girl.

So I voted for "something else".

Hello Danna,

I am Not an Anti-Mormon. I am a critic on a few things Mormon. However, I am Not a critic on everything Mormon. So, I voted for 'something else' here.