It is true that Mormons treat women as inferior to men?

It appears to me that no women have answered the thread, ironically, so I'm going to add my experience to the substantial and appropriate answers by my fellow mormons on the thread. Short answer: No. No, BUT. read more

Some men, organizations, governments, and traditions may treat women in a way that is contrary to the gospel and church of Jesus Christ. Members of the church are counseled to live by the gospel of Jesus Christ regardless of traditions or customs which may treat women and men very differently. read more

No, Mormons do not treat women inferiorly. In fact, we LDS believe that men and women are given different roles in line with our unique feminity. We are trusted to perform roles that compliment the preisthood roles of men. After all there would not be any more men if it was not for women. read more

Margaret says: “the LDS Church does see and treat women as inferior to men.” Margaret, we understand that some people perceive things to be this way, but a key reason this site exists is to show that many Mormon women would disagree. read more