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God's sweeping creation. Worlds without number.
I love this address Neil Maxwell gave. Someone did this little edit that I come back to over and over again.
The parents sound like they're just trying to get attention - who even knows if this representation of him is accurate. He's on a mission and not the one out there doing interviews. And you should step out of the internet sewage pit - its a warped version of reality and you're too invested in using it as a justification to be mad at "postmodernity" in the church and its getting tiresome.
President Dallin H. Oaks of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will deliver a keynote address at the Washington National Cathedral on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, in Washington, D.C.
The event, titled “Faith, Freedom and the Common Good,” will explore the relationship between religious faith and American democracy. President @OaksDallinH will speak on faith, religious liberty and the United States Constitution on the eve of Constitution Day.
The free event begins at 6 p.m. EDT in the cathedral’s nave and will be available online via livestream.
Visit Church Newsroom for more details.
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So many people in these comments living in some fairy dreamland where other people are just swimming in unlimited funds. I can't think of anything more irresponsible for people who arent independently wealthy than handing out cash your to your kids while you're still living. Aging can be very expensive and im sure these entitled children won't love having to pay for it out of their own pockets because their parents are old and broke.
@Victoriawrites2 If you haven't had a chance to read this yet, I highly encourage it. Written for the youth, but relevant for everyone. This is better advice than we're going to find amongst the bickering on x.
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He expects us to believe that when new acquaintances would find out he was a member nobody jokingly asked how many wives he has or how many moms he has. Lol. That's the most unbelievable part - polygamy is a fact the rest of the world knows and jokes about but he just had no idea. Haha
Approximately eight months ago, a horrifying attack took place during a Sunday sacrament meeting in the Grand Blanc Ward in Michigan.
The following Tuesday morning, Susan and I were in Michigan to learn from and minister to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and others involved in this tragic event. What we saw, what we felt, the friends we made, and the faith in Jesus Christ we witnessed were life-changing for us.
For my remarks at BYU Women’s Conference, I invited members of the Grand Blanc Ward to share with me lessons they had learned from this terrifying experience. Please notice the use of the words “light,” “glory,” and “darkness” in their reflections.
What lessons can we learn from the Michigan Latter-day Saints about “rising up” (as quoted in the slides with permission) after a devastating experience?
An eternal perspective grounded in the Father’s plan of happiness matters. Acknowledging we absolutely can never “rise up” without the power and blessings of the Savior’s Atonement matters.
Covenants received worthily and faithfully honored matter. Spiritual priorities grounded in the restored gospel of Jesus Christ matter. Consistency in learning, doing, and loving small and simple spiritual things matters—all the time and everywhere.
@FiredUpCoug Are these pics for real. He looks like stretched out humanized Boomhauer cartoon in a suit and next to him she looks like someone stood on top of her head and smooshed it. What a contrast.