Every church re-creates itself in each generation, a kind of call-and-response between its doctrine and its congregants. In Boston during the eighties and nineties, when Mitt Romney was the church official in charge of more than a dozen congregations, Mormonism was engaging modern America—ethnic diversity, feminist claims, identity politics—and trying, however uneasily, to make some accommodation with it.
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