The rise of the liberal Latter-day Saints

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : He told me that the Berkeley Latter-day Saint congregation, called a ward, welcomes everyone -- openly gay members, atheists, followers of other faiths, undocumented immigrants and even people with very conservative politics -- with acceptance and love. "
50% : And she realized, in time, that other issues she cared deeply about, such as environmentalism and universal health care, were not represented by the men for whom she'd voted without question all her life.
50% : "People have already started to do the work to sketch out a theological rationale that would allow for the kind of revelation that allows for women's ordination, for same-sex marriage, all kinds of things," he says.
42% : In 2015, when church policy was changed to prevent children of same-sex couples from being baptized, Marostica's community was outraged once again.

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