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There are no explicit statements in the Book of Mormon denoting the
existence of "others." But a
number of implicit references suggest their existence.
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"Your reputation precedes you" is a wicked truth that each of us must
reckon with. Never has such a statement been more
true than today.
Sleep and I have drifted apart. I want to love it, but it
won't let me.
Jason Bentley and Calvin Olsen compete in a Blogger Brawl with their 20-something wit and style. Vote for your favorite.
With some limitations, I'm in favor of the ever onward and upward spiral
of technology.
What one blogger thinks about Hugh Nibley's magnum opus, today in the
Bloggernacle. Plus Elder Bednar's opinion of celestial checklists. And
the church is growing around the world.
Entering the temple brings the power of God and gives you strength and guidance.
Many responsibilities come with the gift God gives to worthy young men when they receive the priesthood.
The idea for a statue on the West Coast is a good one, but the name needs a little massaging.
The leader of the LDS Church's media-related companies has a big goal to reach hundreds of millions of people worldwide with light
and knowledge. He's starting with four good projects.
Our homes did not get cluttered in a day, and they are not going to get
clean overnight. This is just a simple little fact of life. Here's how to clean it up.
If it's March, it must be national frozen food month, queue the merry
music. We should all be running out and celebrating by
buying up frozen food, left, right and center.
The best thing we can do is support our fallen heroes in their
repentance and hope for the same treatment if we ever find ourselves in
a similar situation.
Debra Fotheringham has developed a style of her own. Her soothing clear
voice, versatility on the guitar and thought-provoking songs set her
apart.
As a mother of seven, DeAnne Flynn knows well the challenge of
staying balanced in a world where busier seems to be equated with
better.
Martina McBride, one of the great country voices, sings a deceptively simple lyric in the song "Do It Anyway."
The
best night of the year is uniquely interpreted based on a person's
priorities and passions. For football fanatics, it's the Super Bowl. For Cub Scouts, it's Pinewood Derby.
Sometimes
Heavenly Father sends us opportunities that nearly take our breath away, and
require that we gather everything we are.
Though we know about Enoch, there is just one thing we know about
his father, a man named Jared: Before Enoch ever entered his ministry, "Jared taught Enoch in all the ways of God."
I have taught them their colors, what it takes to make plants grow, how to draw the letter Y. I have not, I promise, taught them this.
As I watched the Oscars on Sunday night, coincidentally back in L.A., it brought back a lot of memories.
When snowstorms begin to become commonplace and the novelty has worn off, it's time for sunshine and warmer temperatures.
Dry beans contribute important protein in food storage at an amazingly
low price. And they are magic little foods that lower blood
cholesterol, if you eat them regularly.
So you're at the doctor's office for a routine check-up and the nurse is asking you several questions.
"The natural man is an enemy to God." (Mosiah 3:19)
The
Oxford English Dictionary has nearly three pages on the word "natural."
I applaud anyone who is willing to publicly promote a
positive message about intimacy in marriage
to counteract the constant barrage of negative messages.
