BYU’s rival fans are all over X criticizing the church/BYU for NIL spending.
It’s a simple concept to explain, and yet they still fail to comprehend.
The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints does not fund the athletic department, and does not fund NIL.
Sorry BYU has wealthy donors 🤷♂️
@not_disgruntled @townhallcom It’s literally the purpose of judges to provide a check and balance to legislative and executive powers. You don’t want them to check power?
@savsays I don’t have a problem with them taking a picture. I want my flights to be safe and have the right people on them. Not all government and regulations are bad.
Today was a day I hope to never forget.
Melanie and I were greatly blessed to be in attendance this evening as President Russell M. Nelson rededicated the Manti Utah Temple—the house of the Lord.
This sacred temple is particularly special to me because my family history is so closely connected to it. My great-grandfather Andrew worked on this temple after my great-great-grandfather Jens passed away during the family’s voyage overseas as he moved them to Utah to be bound to God and to one another in the Lord’s temple.
By divine design, the Manti Utah Temple is built on sacred land and has been consecrated by those who for more than a century have faithfully made and kept sacred covenants. It stands as a testament of the people’s faith in Jesus Christ, obedience to His laws, gratitude for His love, and recognition of the power of His Atonement.
May each of you who have made covenants in the house of the Lord live true to them. And may we invite all to learn of God’s plan for them, enter into His holy houses, and live in accordance with God’s ways.
After a two-and-a-half-year renovation, the Manti Utah Temple is now rededicated as a house of the Lord. A major part of the renovation included the restoration of sacred and historic murals that needed the expertise of a team of conservators to bring these paintings back to their original luster after decades.
Each mural, completed by renowned artists of the time, represents different historical settings: the earth’s creation, the Garden of Eden and the fallen world that evoke sacred reminders of spiritual progression to Latter-day Saints.
See the process of preservation and transformation of these priceless paintings.
https://t.co/TwnjlvwbD6
@tedwheeler, I work downtown and am very ready for the people I see everyday get real help with their addictions and get off the streets. They deserve better and letting them sleep outdoors is completely immoral. Enforce the laws.