From the most recent "Bad Reporter" comic in the San Francisco Chronicle:
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I think Mormon beliefs sound as strange to "Christian" ears as Christian beliefs sound to Muslim or Buddhist ears.
Kay, I'm sure you're right about that. I would bet that the doctrine of the Trinity sounds pretty bizarre to most Jews and Moslems, although Jews growing up in Christian culture probably see its theology as what you called "background noise" so perhaps they are used to it.
rofl!
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