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Personal Narrative: The Church Of Mormons

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I'd like to talk to you about the movie we are watching and about the movies to come. I am barely 17 years old and I am technically a Junior in high school. I am also a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, otherwise known as Mormons. I'm not trying to throw my religion at you or shove it in your face but I do not want to be exposed to those kinds of images, and my religion councils us to stay away from those things. I have certain standards about these kinds of things. Honestly this is entirely my fault and I am sorry that I even have to make this email. I should have taken it upon myself to research the movies better when we received the list of films. I really enjoy this class and you are a wonderful teacher and I would

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