Most non-Mormon institutions range from acceptable to awful. Mormons, with their particular respect for the disabled and their ability to coordinate for the good of the community, may have actually good solutions we can learn from.
In short, I think non-Mormon and Mormon institutions may be on opposite sides of the line between “good” and “bad.”
Most non-Mormon institutions range from acceptable to awful. Mormons, with their particular respect for the disabled and their ability to coordinate for the good of the community, may have actually good solutions we can learn from.
In short, I think non-Mormon and Mormon institutions may be on opposite sides of the line between “good” and “bad.”
OK, great, I was just confused by “better”.