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Gospel Questions & Answers:
Question:
 "Our class recently discussed the subject of obedience in all things, and in the course of the discussion these words of Seneca were considered:
We are born subjects, and to obey God is perfect liberty. He that does this shall be free, safe, and happy.'
"We disagreed with the phrase, 'perfect liberty.' We seek your advice on this question. How could there be perfect liberty if we are compelled to accept the same view, and individuality and freedom of expression are denied? We ask you to answer in terms of Church philosophy. Is not this an interference with personal freedom and the right of a person to express his own thoughts on many subjects? Will you give us an answer based in terms of gospel philosophy?"
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DID YOU KNOW... facts about Church History
Did you know that on this day in 1995 President Gordon B. Hinckley read the Proclamation on the Family in a general Relief Society meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Proclamation issued by the First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, declares gospel standards, doctrines, and practices related to the family.
 Quote of the day:
On Willingness...
"We must seek the ability...to sanctify our motives, desires, feelings and affections, that they may be pure and holy, and our will in all things subservient to the will of God, and have no will of our own except to do the will of our Father. >> Lorenzo Snow
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