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@caroljv33 We believe in God the Eternal Father and in His Son, Jesus Christ and in the Holy Ghost.

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@NMarbletoe @freshbreff @EvidenceOfFaith I appreciate this inclusive approach. I also appreciate the prior comment pointing out the many references to more than a spirit. Can’t God have both? He is omnipotent after all.

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@SportyMcSports Trek was a super spiritual experience for me. I could almost hear ancestors talking as I walked there.

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Live like Christ and Love like Christ.

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@Latterdaytruth Well said. I tried this method. I felt the fruits of the spirit. (Gal 5:22-23) I accepted Christ as my Savior. Now I’m trying to follow Christ’s example. (Gal 5:25-26) I guess if that makes me a demon, I will Him decide. But it has improved my mortal life 💯.

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@OpenChannelDee @hankrsmith Yikes! Ad hominem attacks contradict evidence based opinions typical of an expert in your field. Juxtaposition of opinion and professional credentials is a faux pas here.

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@DrWumbology @hankrsmith This article is awesome at exploring the Old Testament reasons for leaving and the lack of covenant keeping. Alternatively, Job is prime example of staying true. But, I am curious, what about brief departures? Do you think that’s why they come back? (Peter) Covenant keeping?

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@FaithLikeAbish2 Ours ended with a focus on the Savior and anticipating the time when the King of kings would ill have the government upon His shoulder. He will do it perfectly. Preparing for that mandates us to be like Him.

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@dustinharding Ours ended with a focus on the Savior and anticipating the time when the King of kings would ill have the government upon His shoulder. He will do it perfectly. Preparing for that mandates us to be like Him.

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@cambyses2010 @Seeking72 Ad hominem.

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@Seeking72 I’m not sure if you are a Star Wars fan. Luke is told to trust his feelings. Similarly, as you read, I would encourage you to heed your feelings. For me there is truth and peace in the pages and that distinction from the grind matters.

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Be the kind of Dad your kids would be proud of.

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Luke Nichols, a Latter-day Saint YouTuber known for his channel Outdoor Boys, highlighted trust in God, financial literacy and hard work in his address last week at Antonin Scalia Law School's Commencement.

"So much of my success was because of God, my parents, my family, and other people and things outside of my control."

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@JasminRappleye Jasmin, thank you for your post. I appreciate the time and effort you put into your faith.

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@OaksDallinH I love that our prophet is a fisheroman!

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@OchoZaco I respect your agency. God still loves you. I chose a different path within the gospel and it brings me so much light and joy. I suppose reasonable minds can disagree.

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@Seeking72 God loves effort.

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God is love.

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@TabbClements Buckle up

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Be friendly to the friendless.