Can't say I disagree with anything here......
http://www.sltrib.com/religion/local...ons-of-racism/
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Can't say I disagree with anything here......
http://www.sltrib.com/religion/local...ons-of-racism/
So, basically, more of what's been preached recently plus a two hour block. Sounds good to me. Or three hour. That one doesn't matter as much to me as the others.Quote:
Originally Posted by mUUser
all in favor say ayeQuote:
Originally Posted by mUUser
aye!
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Originally Posted by sancho
Yessir. Of course if you want to make this an epic session, we could reverse the latest policy on children of gay parents, and, if we want to get really crazy, give all worthy members the priesthood. Yes?? :rockon:
But, I'm sure it'll be great regardless.
We attended sacrament meeting in Jackson, WY a few weeks ago, and a member of the 1st quorum of the 70 was there. Someone asked him directly about Thomas Monson's condition, and he said he is very weak suffering from the effects of age. He is basically homebound, and goes into the office maybe one day a week at the most.
I wouldn't expect any big revelations or changes in policy or doctrine while the prophet is essentially an invalid.
No Elder Hales this weekend: http://www.mormonnewsroom.org/articl...o-the-hospital
The usual outstanding talk by Pres. Uchtdorf.
Elder Holland never disappoints, so goodQuote:
Originally Posted by LA Ute
The way Elder Oaks gives his talks, its as if he's never had a wayward child or faced a personal spiritual battle of any kind. Lacks empathy and almost impossible to relate to. What a disappointing, unnecessary talk. Can we stop obsessing over being gay or not?
Gratefully, we know that Elder Holland and President Uchtdorf will always more than make up for it. Wonderful, uplifting talks.
He is a hateful human being.Quote:
Originally Posted by mUUser
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With all due respect, that’s a ridiculous statement.Quote:
Originally Posted by mpfunk
With all due respect, I have too many friends in the LGBTQ community to believe anything else.Quote:
Originally Posted by LA Ute
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Different people relate and respond to different speakers in different ways. For me, variety is the spice of life. Go back through Elder Oaks' greatest hits, and I'm sure you'll find plenty of uplifting messages.Quote:
Originally Posted by mUUser
As for today, I didn't mind hearing about the origin of the family proclamation.
Elder Hales passed away.
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There are speakers who are always motivating (Ucfhtdorf, Eyring and Holland), those who seem to me to be always preachy (Oaks, Christofferson and Bednar), those who seem to ramble with a lot of little "inspirational stories) that for me, fall short (Nelson) and a bunch who I have not heard enough from. I'm confident that others react differently than I do.
I recall being unimpressed with Wirthlin when he was first called to the twelve. Over the years, though, I came to appreciate him more and more. When he started telling Utah football stories, that helped.
I always loved the content of Scott's talks, but the delivery usually left something to be desired.
Sometimes we focus too much on style and miss the substance.
The written version of Elder Wirthlin’s talks always revealed the depth of his insights, which were often hard to pick up from his oral presentation of them. I’ve used him a lot for lessons and talks.Quote:
Originally Posted by USS Utah
wait what? can we switch with the women so we don't have to miss Utah in the Final Four in AprilQuote:
the LDS church's top leadership, said the church will be “simplifying” its semiannual general conference sessions by alternating the women’s and priesthood sessions, now holding them each annually.
https://www.ksl.com/?sid=46187943&ni...sions-annually
I heard they did this for Tom Holmoe, so he wouldn't have to schedule those Friday night games against USU every year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scorcho