Shirtless mormons?

There's a scene in the TV show Arrested Development where a frustrated environmentalist says to Portia di Rossi's character, "You don't get nature, do you?" To the man who made a calender of shirtless Mormon missionaries, I'd have to say, "You don't get Mormonism, do you?"

Chad Hardy said he bears no ill will toward the council of elders from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

"I felt like I spoke my truth," the 31-year-old entertainment entrepreneur said. "Bottom-line, they still felt the calendar is inappropriate and not the image that the church wants to have."

"Men on a Mission," which has sold nearly 10,000 copies at $14.99 each, included pictures of 12 returned missionaries wearing black slacks, but not their trademark white shirts, in modest poses. The men also were photographed in traditional missionary garb and share their religious beliefs in biographical sketches.

I'm not even Mormon, it just seems to me the sort of thing that would be fairly obvious the LDS Church would have a problem with.