Do followers of Mormonism view the sacred stories in a literal or a contextual fashio

I'm doing a project on Mormonism. And the question is self explanatory.
1. I won't take advice from a person whose name is "Harry Pothead".

2. "Righteous", I'm not going to join and I'm not going to read up on it for fun, sorry.

Contextual

They believe in fantasies.

They still believe that Yeshua (A.K.A. Jesus the Christ) was a white man.

Mormons are delusional.

Magic translating rock,Missouri is the site of the garden of Eden,Indians are Jews from Jerusalem...why would anyone not take these things literally?

They view it in a basic "awesomeness" context. It is awesome, therefore they view it.

I belong to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
The link below may be helpful in your project, hope this helps

If you're doing a project on Mormonism, start here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult

when I was young I thought Mormonism was a medical affliction / condition ... perhaps I was right ?