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“Brethren, there is no basis for racial hatred among the priesthood of this Church. If any within the sound of my voice is inclined to indulge in this, then let him go before the Lord and ask for forgiveness and be no more involved in such.” - Gordon B. Hinckley

“Under DEI regimes, what races do colleges and universities typically least prefer in their admissions processes?” Feltscher-Stepman: “Whites and Asians primarily.”

@PeacemakingSt @chase_roberts11 Stay strong Chase. I am so grateful for your testimony. What an example you are to so many!!

Despair is the Left’s religion, and every cable-news studio is one of its cathedrals. Every election is “the end of democracy.” Every thunderstorm is “the climate crisis.” Every disagreement is “violence.” Every Republican is Hitler, every budget cut is mass murder, and every progressive policy failure is proof that the policy was not progressive enough. What a convenient faith. No miracles are ever required. No results are ever measured. No prophet is ever held accountable. When the reform creates a disaster, the congregation simply demands a larger reform, a bigger bureaucracy, and another trillion dollars for the experts who caused the first disaster. Then they light a candle, clutch their pearls, and announce that the universe may not survive the next Trump tweet. Conservatives have no business joining this cult of theatrical misery. Yes, the country has real problems. The institutions are rotten. The media is dishonest. The bureaucracy is arrogant. The culture is being vandalized by people who mistake destruction for compassion. But realism is not despair. Conservatives are supposed to understand that human beings are flawed, utopian schemes fail, and every government “solution” arrives dragging a parade of unintended consequences behind it. We can call the rot by its name without collapsing into a fetal position beneath the television. Stand up. Laugh at the absurdity. Defend what remains. Yell “Stop” when history is marching toward a cliff. The Left can keep worshiping panic. We have a civilization to save. (article below)

@ClearlyReformed @RevKevDeYoung How depressing and pitiful. I am so grateful for the restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ. You guys are missing out on so much.

What Was God Doing Before Genesis 1? @RevKevDeYoung | Live Clearly Reformed Q&A event

@JoeRoganRecaps This is excellent

Joe Rogan exposes the truth to Rupert Lowe about how college universities are brainwashing students into becoming woke socialists who hate capitalism and white people: ROGAN: “Don’t listen to anybody that says you can’t talk to Nazis. These people are the enemy of free thinking.” LOWE: “Anybody who’s a threat gets labeled as a Nazi to kill their voice. They don’t want free speech.” ROGAN: “They program students into thinking everything we have today was built on this horrible history so we have to punish all the white people who benefited from it.” LOWE: “It’s true. What they’re doing is horrible.” ROGAN: “They trick you into thinking liberalism is the only way and that we should have open borders.” LOWE: “We need to have diversity of opinion rather than focusing on gender and race. You need to see two people with different opinions debate to see who’s actually right.” ROGAN: “There’s not a single example of socialism ever working ever. It’s so wild that they’re still getting people to believe in it.” LOWE: “This is what happens when all the conservative voices get banned from universities.” ROGAN: “The reason we have awesome stuff today like television and Starlink is because of capitalism, not socialism.”

@PeacemakingSt Excellent video. Thank you for sharing.

I love this video from President Christofferson. He teaches that to receive revelation we need: 1. The Spirit 2. Critical Thinking Having just one of these may not lead to the revelation we seek.

Spencer is spot on.

Many Latter-day Saints need to change their understanding of what sealing in the temple means. Did you know that most Church members in the 19th century were sealed to Joseph Smith or other prominent Church leaders? Why? The point was to seal people into the family of Adam. Being sealed to your parents did not begin until 1894 when President Wilford Woodruff announced in the April 8 General Conference: “When I went before the Lord to know who I should be adopted to … the Spirit of God said to me, ‘Have you not a father, who begot you?’ ‘Yes, I have.’ ‘Then why not honor him? Why not be adopted to him?’ ‘Yes,’ says I, ‘that is right.’ I was adopted to my father, and should have had my father sealed to his father, and so on back; and the duty that I want every man who presides over a temple to see performed from this day henceforth and forever … is, let every man be adopted to his father. … That is the will of God to this people.” He continued: “We want the Latter-day Saints from this time to trace their genealogies as far as they can, and to be sealed to their fathers and mothers. Have children sealed to their parents, and run this chain through as far as you can get it.” The point of sealing is to seal all people into the family of Adam. If you can be sealed to Joseph Smith rather than your own family, this means that sealing is not a strict process that is set in stone once the sealing takes place. Sealing is not about separating people, it is about bringing people into the family of Adam, and relationships can still be worked out in the afterlife. A full understanding of this doctrine can bring comfort to people who never have their children sealed to them while they are alive, or who suffer through divorce and worry about how sealings take place on Earth. If you keep your covenants, Heavenly Father will work it all out. This also helps explain why Joseph Smith married so many women when he was alive but apparently did not have sexual relations with them. (There is no evidence of any other babies from Joseph Smith's many marriages). He was sealing himself to them so they could join the family of Adam. Sealing is a gift from Heavenly Father and we should rejoice that we can do this on earthly temples. Don't worry about who is sealed to whom. It will all work out if you keep your covenants.

John Adams Quote. Timely for 2026.

Do you realize how much the funding is abused? I wish there was a way to audit and better track the money that goes into these program. Simple example; I know so many people who were on WIC at BYU driving around in BMWs and getting so much milk and baby formula that they were giving it away. Many people don’t really need it but simply take advantage of it.

The reality is that neither the Democrats nor the Republicans fully embrace what the Church teaches, and it is dishonest to pretend otherwise. For example: One side fights for babies in the womb, then cuts programs that feed them once they’re born. Meanwhile American mothers die from pregnancy at the highest rate of any wealthy nation. The other side supports mothers and kids but denies any legal protection to the unborn. Both fall short. As the Church itself has stated, gospel principles can be found in more than one party. So when I vote, I ask two questions. Has this person demonstrated a willingness to live a moral and virtuous life? And can they negotiate with people who disagree to reach outcomes everyone can live together with? I will take a leader who seeks the common good and protects basic rights for all over one who chases absolute victory every time.

I cannot repeat this enough: our critics lose because they don’t read the literature. Many studies report the LDS leading in mental health and happiness.

Universal healthcare is not all it’s portrayed as being.

It’s a very fair question… Socialism and communism would destroy America.

American citizenship belongs to the children of Americans. It does not belong to the children of foreigners. I have introduced an amendment to end birthright citizenship for foreigners. Call your senator and tell them to support this amendment. 📞(202) 224-3121

Excellent point. I also found it quite comforting to know that his life on earth ended across the street from a temple of God. His last breath taken surrounded by saints of God that know of the restoration and mission that he was on. The angles that were visiting the Utah valley temples were all in attendance as he passed to the other side. He could not have died in a more sacred place

As conservatives, I think we always knew we'd eventually lose one of our own. With the growing violence on the left, their loss of humanity and decency, normalizing calls for murder to silence opposition, as the true fascists they are - it was going to happen. I just always thought it would happen in a deep blue, overwhelmingly depraved state like California or Minnesota. So, it's always been a little surprising that the assassination of Charlie Kirk happened in a place like Provo Utah - one of the most family-oriented, religious, safe, uneventful cities in the entire country. But... if it was going to happen anywhere, a morally conscious city is ... ideal? For lack of a better word? (Because nothing about this is ideal)... In that area, you will get a judge and a jury who are very clear on right and wrong, who feel compassion about the evil that consumed a young man and saddened that his life came to this - but who understand that justice must be served, that the punishment must fit the crime, and that you are responsible for your own choices. If the assassination of Charlie Kirk had happened in California, Oregon, Minnesota, New York, etc - Tyler would be the victim, and the judge and jury would be fighting for his freedom. But not there. Justice will be served. So... good... I guess?