God v The Internet

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http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/20...er-is.html

Since the 1830s, Mormons have survived riots, the violent death of their founder, a long march from Illinois to Utah, and the hardships of settlement in the intermountain West. They’ve made it through schisms. They’ve weathered confrontations with the federal government. They’ve escaped the vicious clutches of Broadway producers.

But can the Mormon Church survive the Internet?

Perhaps the best observation in the whole story though is,

And, of course, Mormons aren’t alone in having a flawed founder, nor in whitewashing his history. Just try to find a mention of Sally Hemings at the Jefferson Memorial. Movements of all kind create mythic histories, and institutions of all kinds do what they can to control these founding stories.

Which brings us to moses, jesus and mohammed.