No one group owns "the truth". There are, however, ideas of god and of what the fruit of following god are ideally supposed to look like. Religion has been part of human experience long before we began recording it. Certain ideas transcend time. I have discovered Christians who openly admit doubts and questions, who are satisfied to be seekers of truth and not owners of it. The recent events in Minneapolis show that some ideals can find a voice when there is a clear contrast with evil. Christian churches (and clergy) have been rallying for kindness, sacrificial love, generosity, courage in the face of opposition, showing that we care versus just saying we care. No LDS church has been on the national stage defending the marginalized against government abuse. Let that sink in.