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8 Questions About Social Media to Ask in Your Marriage

It was a typical day in my couples counseling practice. I listened to a heartbroken spouse tearfully share her pain regarding what her husband had done. She had just discovered he had been cheating on her for the past six months with one of his old high school girlfriends. “How did this happen?” I asked the husband. He began to cry as well. He didn’t understand how it happened. He mentioned making jokes with the woman on a social media site one day when he saw her post something humorous. From there he described a tale of secrecy that moved to full-blown sexual indiscretions. His wife found out because he left his phone on with one of her messages loaded.

Latter-day Saint Life

Will We Have Questions in Heaven? Should We?

By Katie Lambert

I have this running list of all the questions I want to ask when I die. It may sound morbid to think about my death so often, but I'm actually really looking forward to learning the answers to questions like is the Oak Island treasure real? What happened to Amelia Earhart?

Famous Latter-day Saints

What Helped a Young Russell Nelson Realize the Gospel Was Missing from His Life

By Sheri L. Dew

The following article previously ran on LDS Living earlier this year and is being shared as part of an article series that will highlight the life and teachings of President Russell M. Nelson. Beginning at his birthday week and leading up to general conference, LDS Living will focus on the insights and life lessons we can learn from the Lord's prophet on the earth today.

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One man describes his journey from ‘Panther to Priesthood’

Ed Willis’s life began in a place literally called “The Lower Bottom.” Drugs, Alcohol, Prostitution—you name it, and it could be found in the lower bottom. Ed was always searching for something.

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Was consecration taken away, or are we expected to live it now? BYU professor Steven Harper answers

Is it true the Lord revealed but then revoked the law of consecration because the early Saints couldn’t live it?

Trip to Hill Cumorah influenced 'Book of Mormon' Musical

How do you top the Hill Cumorah? You write The Book of Mormon, a biting, bawdy musical satire about two naïve young Mormon missionaries in Africa. It won nine Tony Awards in 2011 and became the hottest show first on Broadway and then on tour.

BYU roundup: Redskins QB John Beck still not household face in D.C.

Former BYU quarterback John Beck appears to have found a home with the Washington Redskins, but not everybody in the nation's capital knows who he is. Coach Mike Shanahan has been effusive in his praise of Beck, who could be the Redskins' starter this season. Yet Beck was denied entry into the team's facilities this week when the security guard failed to recognize him.

{Food Dish} Contest: Best Party Food Recipe

By LDS Living

Remember our cookie contest? The winner (Lemon Crinkle Cookies) continues to be one of LDS Living's most popular online posts every week. Since it seems people enjoy a good recipe, and with the holidays just around the corner (with lots of "parties for hosting"), we're looking for the best party foods. This means any type of finger food or appetizer (please, no desserts). Here are the rules (you must abide by each for your recipe to be considered):

Latter-day Saint Life

16 Things You Never Knew About LDS Temples

With over 143 operating LDS temples around the world, there are bound to be some stories and facts you haven't heard before. Our first article in this series covered 20 interesting things about temples, and here we present 16 additional little-known facts about LDS temples.

Take high road with 'Book of Mormon' musical

A couple of years ago I wrote a column about Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the "South Park" guys, and their proposed Broadway-bound "Mormon Musical." After detailing how they have lampooned all things LDS since their earliest collaborations around 1993, I suggested it was time for the duo to find a new target.