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Lets Work Together To Defend Marriage
Posted On 09/17/2008 20:59:29 by LdsNana
This is a copy of an email that I just sent out to all of my friends, etc...  I have decided to share it with my friends here on LDS.net and request your support as well in defending traditional marriage.  I hope you will take the time to read this and join with me in protecting the family.  I am confident that if we pull together - we can accomplish great things.LdsNana

To My Friends, of which I consider you all -

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Why We Should Oppose Gay Marriage - Part 1
Posted On 08/17/2008 08:20:55 by remacreh
I wrote this article on my blog Write From My Heart in reply to the many response comments generated by my previous article, "Protecting-Marriage". 
Why Gay Marriage Should be Opposed - Part 1 As I am on vacation, I was going to hold off on publishing anything until I’ve returned to England. However, given the level of discussion generated in the comments section of my last article, I feel the need to respond now.
The comments have generated discussion on several issues. I... Read More

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Living As A LDS Teenage Girl
Posted On 07/24/2008 11:07:48 by jwell
Please read my blog www.livingasldsgirl.blogspot.com if you would like to read and comment about living life as a LDS teenage girl! There are testimonies and experiences. I will answer any questions you may have about the LDS religion and my experiences.  It gives teenagers and  young single adults a place to talk about beliefs and read another person's experiences that may be going through the same things as them! Check it out!... Read More

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My Beliefs
Posted On 07/24/2008 10:36:34 by jwell
A Few of My Beliefs as a Latter-Day Saint Girl I am a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. I believe it to be the true church on this Earth. I believe the Lord hears and answers my prayers and I am able to receive personal revelation. I believe that our church has a true prophet that is a mouth piece for the Lord, named Thomas S. Monson. I also believe that the Book of Mormon is another true testament of Christ.
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... to take you to be with me
Posted On 07/22/2008 06:30:58 by Wlastik

Note the promise of Jesus. "I will come back and take you to be with me." He pledges to take us home. He does not delegate this task. He may send missionaries to teach you, angels to protect you, teachers to guide you, singers to inspire you, and physicians to heal you, but he send no one to take you. He reserves this job for himself.... Read More

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