by kdm | Nov 17, 2022 | Today's Post
Continuing from Christianity, Respecting People II Keller from his book ‘The Reason for God’ taught: One of the paradoxes of history is the relationship between the beliefs and the practices of the early Christians as compared to the culture around them....
by kdm | Nov 16, 2022 | Today's Post
Continuing from a previous post, (He Knows Us Personally’) Ardeth G. Kapp wrote, : The Holy Ghost Communicates with Us in Many Ways In the Doctrine and Covenants we read these words that give us clarity to this divine line of communication with our Heavenly...
by kdm | Nov 15, 2022 | Today's Post
Continuing from a previous post, Timothy Keller from his book ‘The Reason for God’ taught: Christianity not only leads its members to believe people of other faiths have goodness and wisdom to offer, it also leads them to expect that many will live lives...
by kdm | Nov 14, 2022 | Today's Post
From Fiona and Terryl Givens, a previous post, Justice: Dostoevsky pointed out the fruitlessness of justice as retribution. As his character Ivan cries out to his brother, “What use is vengeance to me, what use to me is hell for torturers, what can hell put...
by kdm | Nov 13, 2022 | Today's Post
From Punishment to Restoration by Fiona and Terryl Givens. . . And what of justice? Sin may be an errant step, but it’s still a violation of a law. And does the violation not warrant punishment? “Every violation of the law deserves punishment,”...
by kdm | Nov 12, 2022 | Today's Post
From Ardeth G. Kapp, her book “Doing What We Came to Do — living a life of love” One of the most important principles and promises of our Father’s plan is that of personal revelation. Our mission in life for each one of us is personal. I pray...