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Utah Hinduism - Page 2

Growing up LDS in Utah, I have to agree with JB. I had catholic friends but very few friends of other religions. To me it is exciting to have a growing and diverse religious base. I love learning of other religions and look to situations such as the building of the Hindu temple as an opportunity to learn and a chance for the community to express the diversity and acceptance that should be expressed in a civilized community.

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Somehow I think if Brigham were still alive he wouldn't be so accepting of all this change in Utah.

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Oh, I don't know, I think that Brigham maybe be somewhat accepting.

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Building a Hindu temple in Utah? I don't think so. The church is more accepting and mainstream than it used to be, at least they're trying to fit in more.

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A Hindu's Take On Mormons

But last week two girls knocked on my door and I didn't feel as forceful or annoyed as I had before. Maybe because they were women, they put me at ease. Maybe because they mentioned knowing my very kind upstairs neighbors. I think perhaps these days I feel more confident and secure in my Hinduism and so am less defensive. Ref. Source 3

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Living in Color: Holi Festival of Colors in Spanish Fork draws thousands

Thousands took part in the annual Festival of Colors at the Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork. Ref. Source 2

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Wedding for the ages spares no expense for Indian family

Avni Patel and Abhishek Dhingra were married after three days of events, in a lavish wedding in Salt Lake City. Ref. Source 2