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HEAVEN....HERE ON EARTH?
Posted On 08/03/2008 02:46:58 by hectorsanz1482
Have any of you ever wondered about heaven, about how it will be like? can you imagine yourself there? As I recall both Adam and Eve were with Heavenly Father in the begining, but because they ate fruit of the forbidden tree, they gained the knowledge of good and evil, in other words when they gained that knowledge, they seperated themselfs from Heavenly Father, leading to their spiritual deaths. Now when we are born we are just like Adam and Eve, we are innocent, we have no knowledge just like... Read More

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Learning from the Past
Posted On 06/03/2008 10:26:35 by PapilioMemnon
King Mosiah really teaches us how to learn from the past in this chapter, and "and to look forward to do what will bring us peace..."
Even though he's speaking about choosing leaders to govern over the people, the principle is the same and can be applied to many different areas & circumstances of our lives. He teaches us about people, to look back and learn from our experiences with people, situations, and especially our choices (Something we have direct control over), to analyze those t... Read More

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“Whom Say Ye that I Am?’’
Posted On 05/24/2008 13:17:15 by PapilioMemnon
“Whom Say Ye that I Am?’’ In Matthew 16:13, at the coasts of Cæsarea Philippi, Jesus turned to all His disciples and asked: “Whom do men say that I the Son of man am?” They said, “Some say that thou art John the Baptist: some, Elias; and others, Jeremias, or one of the prophets.’’ Jesus of Nazareth lived about 2000 years ago, and was and is now considered to be many things. Some believe He was just a man, a good teacher; a prophet; a wannabe Savior as I have heard; the Son of Go... Read More

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PRAYER IS POWERFULL
Posted On 05/07/2008 05:42:15 by salina18
Saturday evening before i going to sleep i kneel down to pray to Heavenly Father...then when i woke up in the Sunday morning the first Sunday of the month i feel something deferent when i open my eyes i feel better and i feel peace in my mind..then i prepare myself to go to church...Fast and testimony meting i am siting in my chair listening to testimony of the member i feel something nervous then i recall the missionary said if you feel something deferent in sacrament hall dont deny it, its mea... Read More

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The most important thing
Posted On 04/03/2008 09:40:33 by Aurorasungem
I guess things were kind of hitting me today, as people are arguing over how best to have a relationship for long term commitment.  I love to see people of all walks at least get along.  I have known both sides of the fence when it comes to rich versus poor.  It is never easy when people are looked down on for not knowing how to behave at a ritzy social gathering, just because they have never had the opportunity to learn how to.
Manners and etiquit are all good things, but they... Read More

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