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Last Friday I had the opportunity of attending the 37th annual Sperry Symposium held at BYU. The first session I went to was given by J. Spencer Fluhman, and was about the problems that crept up during the restoration of the gifts of the Holy Ghost. As the New Testament shows, there were many visibly distinguishable gifts of the Spirit, such as speaking in tongues, healing, prophesying, etc. These gifts are wonderful, useful, and ess... Read More
In my religion class we recently discussed gifts of the spirit. It made me think of an experience I had once before. I served a mission in Thailand for two years, teaching a lot of Buddhists about Christ. As is expected, I had to learn the Thai language in order to be able to communicate with the people. When I was preparing for my mission, I heard a lot about seeking the gift of tongues. I felt like I never really knew how to seek the gift of tongues or how I would know if I had received it. On... Read More
Our 2nd Article of Faith states: "we believe that men will be punished for their own sins, and not for Adam's trangressions." http://scriptures.lds.org/a_of_f/1 The 2nd Article of Faith is based on our belief that each person is accountable for his/her own choices; we have been given the ability to make choices, and have to be responsible for them. No, Adam is not to blame for the poor choices I've made in my life!!! and it's my privilege to make another choice which is to repent, and ch... Read More
Today was a good day. It was thundering this morning when I woke up. Dark clouds covered the sky outside, and the wind was blowing strongly. I thought for sure that it would rain on us as we tried to get into the car to head to church. But it didn't. I don't think it ever did storm like it looked like it would. During sacrament meeting today, Sister Paige gave a wonderful talk for Mother's Day. She read three stories. They were all very poignant, but the final... Read More
Beginning at conception and as an infant, we have no self, no complex perceptions, no beliefs, no conscious learning: our agency is innocent, unwritten. All of what we are granted as part of our mortal existence is brand new and is created literally from the interaction of the physical and environmental inheritances from our earthly parents. As time goes by and we grow as a young human, we will be given our self, our perceptions, our beliefs and our learning by our parents (and furt... Read More
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