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…
Even though most people may agree that our rights of liberty, property, and life should be protected, many disagree on how they are defined, and how protection of such should be implemented by government. Fortunately we have further prophetic teachings.
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As I contemplate the financial condition of our country I have often asked what we, as individuals, can do to protect our own finances and prepare ourselves for the day that the economy finally succumbs to mounting stress and collapses. In this article I would like to describe the ineffectiveness of “traditional” investments and discuss how acquiring precious metals can help you secure your financial future and help you prepare for future economic disasters. Continue reading…
This article is not about getting you to vote against President Obama. This article is not about getting you to vote against Mitt Romney. This article is not about getting you to vote against Ron Paul, Gary Johnson, or any … Continue reading…
INTRODUCTION The human right to live is the result of a God-created law which prohibits murder. The Lord will ultimately enforce all violations of this law, and it is the enforcement of the punishment affixed to murder which creates the … Continue reading…
This article is written for two audiences. The first audience is anyone, Mormon or not, who may stumble across this blog and find interest in understanding how Utah’s unique socio-religious base affects the political scene. The second audience is anyone … Continue reading…
Podcast: Play in new window | Download JC interviews Rob and Stuart with Larsen Rare Coins and Bullion. We review emergency preparedness and how precious metals can be a part of our preparedness strategy. We also distinguish between bullion and … 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.”
