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Abraham Foxman, national director of the Jewish Anti-Defamation League, objected to the way the "Mormon" faith is being discussed in the public square. “I think it is disturbing and distressing the way the Mormon religion is being written and talked about in the context of the election," Mr. Foxman is quoted as saying. "There is a looseness to it and almost a disrespect of it that if it were applied to Catholicism or to Judaism, we would find it offensive."
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"The Church fully appreciates that journalists and online writers like to use a variety of sources for their stories and that this is usually necessary to produce balance and context. But we do believe that the Church itself should be one of those sources."