by kdm | Sep 19, 2022 | Today's Post
Fiona and Terryl Givens in their book “All Things New” wrote: And what of justice? Sin may be an errant step, but it is still a violation of a law. And does the violation not warrant punishment? “Every transgression of the law deserves...
by kdm | Sep 18, 2022 | Today's Post
Kathy K. Clayton wrote: Tasting an Apple is Better Than Talking About It The goal of authentic engagement to promote learning might be illustrated by a lesson about an apple. A parent or teacher who wanted her children or students to learn about an apple could simply...
by kdm | Sep 16, 2022 | Today's Post
From Thomas S. Monson: As we view the world around us, it is possible to feel at times that no one else is really honest and virtuous or honorable anymore. We see those who seemingly get ahead in life as a result of deceit, through false promises or by cheating...
by kdm | Sep 14, 2022 | Today's Post
Neal A. Maxwell wrote to his granddaughter. . . . There are as many degrees of doing good as there are ways of doing good. Some things are of only momentary value, while others are of eternal significance. Some activities bring “joy for a season”...
by kdm | Sep 13, 2022 | Today's Post
Continuing from * More Rational Than II, C. S. Lewis describes this same problem Tolstoy had with the added color of modern belief in evolutionary biology. He writes: You might decide to simply have as good a time as possible. The universe is a narrative of nonsense,...
by kdm | Sep 12, 2022 | Today's Post
Quoting from a previous post, Brad Wilcox wrote: “Despite the incredible help and encouragement Tyler received from others, there is only so much people can do. The ultimate help has to come from above. “Grant us, Father, grace divine” (Hymns no,...