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Do Jews Have a Mormon Problem?Wednesday, February 22, 2012 by Elliot Jager | Jewish Ideas Daily » Daily Features
The religious values of presidents seldom satisfactorily explain their attitudes toward the Jews. Franklin Roosevelt's Episcopalian faith could not have foretold his hard-hearted policies during the Holocaust. Harry Truman and Jimmy Carter, both Baptists, went in opposite directions.
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Lessons in Intermarriage John Turner, First Things. The Mormon Church prohibits intermarriage, but still succeeds in welcoming and converting non-member spouses. Can Jews learn something from Mormons?