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A speaker in our ward this past Sunday talked about self-reliance, reading the Church’s definition of this term as “The ability, commitment, and effort to provide the spiritual and temporal necessities of life for self and family.” The best part of this definition is that it includes both “spiritual” and “temporal” necessities. These two ideas, spiritual and temporal, are usuall...

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There’s been another step-change in AI capabilities over the past month (for my Deseret News article on what this means for mathematicians, see here, I’ll just note that BYU professors are a lot more cheerful about things than the usual characters we hear from on this issue–maybe it’s our optimistic Mormon temperament).  If I had money and time I could, for example, vibe code a ...

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In the past few years, when thinking about suffering and mourning, I have pondered the idea (from Buddhism, as I understand it), that suffering and mourning are rooted in our thoughts—we wouldn’t be disappointed, for example, if we hadn’t expected something different; and we wouldn’t mourn if we weren’t afraid of loosing what we mourn for. Suffering, according to this philosophy...

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One of the more controversial aspects of the temple liturgy under Brigham Young was the practice of sealing people to their peers as children, particularly if those peers happened to be high-ranking church leaders. The practice was discontinued by the turn of the twentieth century and is rarely discussed by modern church members today, but is an integral component of nineteenth-...

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Guest post by Peter Wilson   In the last three months, The New York Times, the Salt Lake Tribune, and The Atlantic have all published articles in the last three months about the declining fertility rate among the Latter-day Saints! The question the articles the New York Times and Salt Lake Tribune want to answer is what is going on with Latter-day Saint fertility? But because no...

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