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I have to take issue with Susan Reimer's recent column ("Are they running for president or pastor?" Sept. 19). One particular statement is such a stretch it reminds me of the blatantly biased columns in my college paper many years ago.
Former GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney told the fall convocation at the University of Utah's business school Wednesday that he was done running for the White House after two unsuccessful tries. "I've had two bites at the apple. Three strikes and you're out," a relaxed Romney told the overflow crowd of students, faculty and business leaders gathered to hear his 45-minute speech.
Why are Mormons so defensive when questions about their faith arise? And how can we as a Church be more embracing of those who are different than us?
"For God so loved the world, he gave us Jimmer."
Cameron Johnson came to Southern California on a mission to save men's souls. On Monday, he saw a chance to save a man's life.
The following are 7 common myths about marriage that have been identified in couples therapy and couple education settings by current research by. We have expert Dr. Jeff Larson here to help us debunk some of these based on his own and others' research findings.
Little children often dream of meeting the real-life characters of their favorite Disney shows.
"A question can actually send us in quest of insight, of motivation and of change in our lives," Wilcox said. "Elder Tad R. Callister has said a good question is like an alarm clock that can wake us up. I look back in my own life. Questions have awakened me and made me think, 'We need to deal with this issue, we need to address this.'"
Shortly before his release as general Sunday School president, Brother Russell Osguthorpe invited me and educator Brad Wilcox to join him in a Mormon Channel conversation about “Come, Follow Me.”
All of us struggle with feelings of unworthiness. We reach those moments in our lives when we recognize our own nothingness. But, in those moments, we can better see the glory of God and the hope He offers each one of us.