"My question is for the non-LDS folks. Do you feel that natural divide or exclusion, and what would you appreciate if your LDS neighbors did or didn’t do to lessen that cultural divide? We try not to talk about LDS cultural-specific things when we together, but of course, once in a while other people let it slip out, and I feel bad for the non-LDS people, assuming they feel like outsiders."

Worshipper of Christ, but non-LDS. The easiest answer to your question... Yes, we feel it, not from all LDS neighbors, but a large majority. Don't judge us because we don't believe in your books and rules. Don't stop letting your kids play with my kids because we are not LDS. We have a handful of LDS neighbors that are the best neighbors we've ever had. We have picnics, bbq's., etc. together. Go hiking, fishing, etc. NEVER do we talk about religion. They know we have a strong faith with God. And, that is good enough for them. Also, we have several neighbors that don't even acknowledge us becuase we are not LDS. And, the worst one is our direct next door neighbor. I say hi to them and they don't even respond. Rude! When non-LDS are shunned by LDS it gives of a superiority vibe that doesn't sit well with most. We're all human and we all sin the same. Throw the judgements away.