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The following is an excerpt from President Oaks' book Life's Lessons Learned.
As Mormons, we have our own set of unique problems. And every day, Mormons everywhere take to social media to share some of their familiar and hilarious experiences as they live the Mormon life. From sacraments meeting to singles wards, here are some of our favorite #mormonprobs we can all sympathize with:
As the prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for over a decade, President Gordon B. Hinckley traveled much of the world and left an impact on millions both inside and outside of the Church. From receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom to seeing 100 dedicated temples placed on the earth, he left a beautiful testimony and legacy that we can all learn from.
Latter-day Saints around the world participate in the political process, whether as voters or as legislators. “We believe in being subject to kings, presidents, rulesr, and magistrates, in obeying, honoring, and sustaining the law” (12th Article of Faith).
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A junior at BYU, Katie Wishart has had a few years of experience with BYU's dating scene, something that prompted her to write this hilarious song about BYU dating stereotypes. Check out her song "MRS Minor (Hey Mr. Worthen)."
"The way you choose to respond to someone who looks at pornography will have a huge impact on your relationship with them, and their relationship with themselves."
Spiritual leaders will give invocations and benedictions each day at the Republican National Convention. Will Mitt Romney ask anyone from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to offer a blessing? Romney, who will be the first Mormon nominated for president by a major party, never discusses his church while campaigning unless the circumstances require it. Instead, he talks about "my faith" or "shared values" with voters.
"Forgiveness is not forgetting, forgiveness is freedom from hate," Valarie Kaur, a Sikh social justice attorney and activist, said while speaking with David Archuleta at Chapman University.
In Latter-day Saint doctrine, a father’s purpose is to preside over, provide for and protect his family. But the best fathers do that and more.