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(RNS) Suddenly, America's abuzz about Mormonism's "gold plates and magic underwear," says Terryl Givens, a professor of religion at the University of Richmond. Mormon ways are little-known, yet many Americans are suspicious of them. Why? Cathy Lynn Grossman reports.
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Faith,
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Election
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Mormon
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chosen, joseph smith, lds, mormons, peculiar, the book of mormon
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