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This word has a really powerful meaning, when I think of commitment, a whole set of words come to my mind; responsibility, steadfast. What do all of these words imply, in my case when I think about these words, one ties himself to an end to a goal. When this happens one creates a relationship with the word it self, as long as there is a relationship with the word or to the significance of it, one will find struggle, conflict. This brings about many thoughts into the mind, which turn into many ne... Read More
A little over a week ago I attended the Mormon Americana Seminar presented in the BYU library. The seminar presented old texts from the library's collection. These included cuneiform inscriptions, papyrus scrolls, books handwritten by monks, and some of the early printings of the Book of Mormon and the Book of Commandments (now known as the Doctrine and Covenants). T... Read More
I'm still unemployed. 15 months. Amazing. I've come really close to being hired many times, it's been between me and two others on numerous occasions, but I just don't get picked. So why is that? What's wrong with me you might ask. Am I that big of a problem? Heh, no. Actually, I'm a pretty good employee/manager who has a lot to offer with skills in a hot market. So why aren't you employed is the logical question. Well, let me tell you what I finally figured out and why it's OK to be unemployed.... Read More
About a month ago I ordered some prints from http://www.ldscatalog.com/ . The prints I bought were only one dollar each and were 11X17. It was very enjoyable being on the site and looking at all the choices I had. I ended up buying 15 or so prints from the Book of Mormon and New Testament. As I was on the site and looking at all the prints, I came upon one that made me gasp inside - Jesus Washing the Apost... Read More
Last Thursday while I was in my Doctrine and Covenants class we were discussing the social conditions of women when D&C section 25 was revealed through Joseph Smith (1830). Woman, in general, were treated very poorly by today's standards, none were allowed to vote, and any position that would put a woman in authority over a man was prohibited. Though what really struck me was the commonly held religious views on woman, such as be... Read More
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