Comments on: In the name of Dios: Mormon missionaries bring urban Hispanics, Catholics into the church

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By: kk

kk — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:07:39 +0000

Why do Mormon missionaries feel the need to change people? Is it because they are so insecure about their tiny image of ‘god’ that they have to seek out marginalized, impoverished, uneducated people to JOIN them? This article is completely useless. It fails to speak of WHY… it’s a “who, what & where” story with no purpose. Maybe dig a little deeper — what are the reasons for focusing on the demographic? What is the history of conversion among the native peoples of central America to Catholicism? Why is the Christian paradigm antithetical to indigenous peoples’ rights and belief systems? Why is conversion so successful among “urban Latinos?” If Buddhists or Muslims were walking door to door, asking people to hear their truth, pray and meditate with them, what would you think of them.
Everyone who commented said “great job at being neutral” — yes, this is important in journalism, but it is also important to provide more context and comparative “truths” so your readers walk away with more than a benign profile. Journalism should do more.

By: Sarah S

Sarah S — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 14:22:46 +0000

Very nice article!

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