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President Dallin H. Oaks, the Prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, recently spoke at the Washington National Cathedral about faith, religious liberty, and the United States Constitution. Who better to speak on this topic than a former Supreme Court justice who is now a prophet of God?

From the Courtroom to Apostleship 

President Oaks built...


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When critics argue that Joseph Smith simply made up the Book of Mormon from his own imagination, they are essentially making a claim that Joseph Smith was a master novelist.

Writing a complex, multi-layered work of fiction is more than just a matter of having a vivid imagination. It requires specific craft skills, extensive exposure to literature, and a deep reservoir ...


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If you’ve ever seen the Salt Lake Temple, you know its towering granite walls have a way of captivating anyone who walks past. I’ve always loved how these Salt Lake Temple stories reveal the real heart of the landmark—living not just in the stone or spires, but in the deep sacrifices and devotion of the people who built it. To many, it’s the primary symbol of


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After sharing my thoughts on why geographic ward boundaries protect us from priestcraft and force us to grow, I was deeply moved by the conversations that followed. While many resonated with the beauty of an assigned c...


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The lesson for this week is September 14–20. “God Is My Salvation”: Isaiah 1–12.

Come, Follow Me is now launching into Isaiah again, and you will remember what torture it was the last time you tried it. I have to admit that Isaiah is not a huge problem for me for 3 reasons:

I’m Jewish and think like a Jewish person. I’m a well-trained poet (who’s ...

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