LDS Liberty interviews Shiloh Logan about his favorite scripture story pertaining to Liberty during one of our recent get-togethers on a Saturday in the park. Continue reading…
The Perpetual Education Fund [PEF] was established by the church in 2001 to help church members in parts of the world where funding for education can be difficult to obtain. The purpose of the program (https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2001/04/the-perpetual-education-fund?lang=eng) in the words of … Continue reading…
I work in the “honesty” business. As a kind of consumer reports firm, the company I work for seeks to cut out the noise of marketing to help healthcare providers understand how well healthcare equipment and software really perform. The … Continue reading…
Introduction The covenant people of the Lord are promised great blessings if they live by every word which proceeds forth out of his mouth. The scriptures provide a standard, a rod of iron, a firm foundation, and were once literally … Continue reading…
In Isaiah the question is posed, “Who among us shall dwell with the devouring fire? Who among us shall dwell with everlasting burnings?” (Isaiah 33:14). In his General Conference address in 1973, Elder Bruce R. McConkie explains that Isaiah is asking who is considered worthy to have a place in the Celestial Kingdom. Continue reading…
Slavish devotion by latter-day saints to maintaining America’s unjust immigration policies might well be considered a cop-out to our duties to aid and assist the unfortunate immigrants who come to America to seek a better life. Are we using devotion to law and order to excuse ourselves from living a higher law? Continue reading…
Podcast: Play in new window | Download This is the introduction through chapter 2 of Many are Called but Few are Chosen by H. Verlan Andersen read by LDS Liberty’s Tammy Broderick. This sample is released in conjunction with a … Continue reading…
“There is one principle which is eternal; it is the duty of all men to protect their lives and the lives of the household, whenever necessity requires, and no power has the right to forbid it, should the last extreme arrive, but I anticipate no such extreme, but caution is the parent of safety.”
