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People online seem to forget that- if someone posts something that they don't agree with, that doesn't make them polar opposite in every other thing ever. What happened to grace in conversation? We don't need to always assume the worst about the other person that we disagree with

A sign that you've made a compelling argument is when others disagree by misrepresenting it. effectively they create a straw man—a distorted version of your position, that they then attack. This tactic reveals the robustness of your reasoning, as it shows they’re sidestepping a…

Soapbox. Asking people to use specific pronouns is stupid. Pronouns are only used in the third person, when talking ABOUT someone WHEN THEY AREN'T THERE. When someone demands specific pronouns, they’re asking you to align your speech with their personal truth, even in their…

The pride flag, tied to sexual orientation, is an adult symbol that doesn’t belong in schools with young children. Kids don’t grasp orientation—it’s irrelevant to their play and learning. Displaying the flag signals adult values, but it disturbingly exposes kids to mature…

"When we pray, we are not conveying any information to God that he does not already have. Nor, when we confess our sins before him, is it news to him that we have misbehaved...being honest with God in our prayers helps us to be more honest with ourselves." ~ Neal A. Maxwell

This is the way. The honor code and the focus of the university help these athletes to achieve what they actually want.

For creedal Christians,The Athanasian Creed labels God “incomprehensible,” implying His essence exceeds full human understanding, yet describes Him as “one being, three persons,” suggesting partial knowledge. Initially, this seems reconcilable: “incomprehensible” means “not fully…

This is the way.

I hate to say this, "Dead Poets Society" made the villain the hero. I watched this when I was younger and I thought Robin Williams character was inspiring. I recently rewatched it. It must be the older wiser person in me, but I was (against my will) agreeing with the school…

“Heaven isn’t for people who’ve been perfect; it’s for people who’ve been forgiven, who choose Christ again and again.” – Sister Tamara W. Runia #GeneralConference #GreaterLove

As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Having studied the restoration, I don't consider Joseph Smith infallible. He was a man with his own understanding and brain to work out stuff. God has never interfered with man's will. So any revelation had to go…

Ok, let's put this together-Feasibility for Joseph Smith as Fraud to produce the Book of Mormon: Smith could forge plates (etched, bound) and spectacles (minor prop) pre-1829 with help, use local texts (KJV, View of the Hebrews, Clarke Commentaries etc..), and dictate from memory…

Happy General Conference weekend! We want to introduce you to the hand-painted artwork of LDS artist, Layne Haacke.

April Fools’ Day is the one day a year people actually fact check everything they see online before believing it as the truth. Funny because that should be the norm every day.

AI is fun and all, but if we don’t support original artists, who will the AI copy? (Original pieces by @manmotion 👇🏼)

BYU not waiting around.

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