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Topping the Mormon temple in Salt Lake City is this famous statue of the angel Moroni (webmink/flickr)

Our Latter-Days

April 13, 2007

Earlier this month, Mitt Romney announced he’d raised more money than any other G.O.P. presidential candidate. Richard Ostling, co-author of Mormon America: The Power and The Promise, explains what the Romney moment means for the Mormon Church.

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