In Mormon culture it’s common to talk about who’s who in Mormondom. There are even websites created for the sole purpose of letting the world know which famous people are Mormons. Many know that American Idol David Archuleta is a … Continue reading…

To Whom It May Concern: I hereby demand that you increase my line of credit. The reason for this is that I want to be able to make the existing minimum, interest-only payments on all my other debts from the increased line amount you give me. Continue reading…

No doubt you are certain that if you had lived two hundred fifty years ago you would have been an abolitionist. Really? Where do you stand on the question the soft slavery of modern America? Continue reading…

In pre-earth life we had the choice to follow Heavenly Father’s plan, which had Christ’s support, to come to this earth and receive a body and experience agency (the freedom to choose for ourselves), or to follow Lucifer, whose plan was to take away our agency. There is much we can learn from this first choice. Continue reading…

When each of us, as individuals, stand united together for the right of all people of any faith to live their religion, to be part of the public discussion and offer their input and perspectives, we gain the blessings that come from being obedient to God. Continue reading…

We engage in the election the same as in any other principle; you are to vote for good men, and if you do not do this it is a sin; to vote for wicked men, it would be sin. Choose the good and refuse the evil. Hyrum Smith Continue reading…

The LDS Church recently released an updated statement on immigration which seems to support amnesty in advocating an approach to immigration in which “undocumented immigrants are allowed to square themselves with the law and continue to work…” Continue reading…

Scriptural jurisprudence is based on the principle that the LORD created man in his own likeness and image. This principle provides a powerful argument and justification for the inalienable right to life, liberty, and property. Continue reading…

During the time period covered by the book of Judges, Israel had no centralized monarchy or national bureaucracy. They lived as a very loose confederation of tribes and lower family units, inhabiting primarily the areas assigned to the tribes upon … Continue reading…

Although our nation has been established on the principles of democracy and representation, we must keep in mind that democracy and representation are not in themselves the end, but are the means to an end—which is to protect our rights and freedom. Continue reading…