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Originally Posted by Archaea
It's a good organization if one fits within its nuclear family. Once you slip out of that definition, it's not as good a social fit.
If one has faith in the authenticity, then it shouldn't be an issue. But let's face it, who wants to participate in a partially social organization where you don't fit in?
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Good points - begs the question of how typical members of family wards would react if the social aspect were to decline. What percentage of members are there only for the social, keep up with Brother Jones part of LDS activity? I would argue that many members are there only for cosmetic purposes.