Exploring the Latter-day Saints Experience

The speaker recounts a visit to Salt Lake City where they joined a Mormon tour. They humorously critique the Mormon belief of eternal family reunions in the afterlife, questioning its appeal. The speaker suggests that the church targets women who are lonely and have lost family members, offering them the promise of family reunification in heaven.

What was the narrator's initial reason for visiting Salt Lake City?

• To explore as a tourist

• To study the Mormon religion

• To attend a religious meeting

• To meet family members

How did the narrator realize they were part of a Mormon tour?

• The narrator saw a sign

• The guide started gathering others

• The guide mentioned it directly

• The narrator was given a pamphlet

What belief about the afterlife did the Mormon guide share?

• All families will be separated

• Only the righteous will be reunited

• Families will be chosen by God

• All families will be reunited

Why was the narrator asked to leave the meeting?

• They laughed at the guide

• They refused to participate

• They questioned the belief

• They disrupted the meeting

What was the narrator's opinion on the idea of eternal family reunification?

• They were confused

• They were indifferent

• They found it unappealing

• They found it appealing

Who does the church primarily focus on recruiting, according to the narrator?

• Elderly men

• Women of a certain age

• Teenagers

• Young men

What is the church's promise to the women they target?

• Spiritual enlightenment

• Health and happiness

• Eternal family reunification

• Wealth and prosperity

What instinct does the church appeal to in their recruitment strategy?

• Adventure instinct

• Competitive instinct

• Survival instinct

• Maternal instinct

How does the narrator describe the church's belief as a unique selling point (USP)?

• As a logical concept

• As a confusing notion

• As a compelling offer

• As an unappealing idea

What is the narrator's overall impression of the church's strategy?

• They find it unconvincing

• They find it traditional

• They find it innovative

• They find it convincing