Liberty Requires Vigilance: Why an Informed Citizenry Is Essential to Preserving the Constitution
American liberty has never depended solely on parchment barriers or institutional design. From the Founding onward, the survival of the […]
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Doubt, Fear, and the Journey of Faith: A Gospel Perspective
In today’s world, doubt is often praised as a virtue—a sign of intellectual honesty or emotional depth. But in the
AI and the Modern Tower of Babel: A Warning from Elder Gong
In a world captivated by artificial intelligence, Elder Gerrit W. Gong of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles offered a
From Regulation to Redemption: Slavery, Human Rights, and the Bigger Story of the Bible
Few Old Testament passages disturb modern readers more than Exodus 21:20–21, which addresses the beating of a slave: “When a
In Acts, They Argued. In Galatians, They Corrected. In the Restoration, We Continue: Wrestling with Prophetic Imperfection and Trusting God’s Ongoing Work
The call to follow living prophets is a hallmark of Latter-day Saint faith. We sustain them as seers, revelators, and
Joseph Smith, the Civil War, and the Gathering of Israel: A Prophetic and Biblical Response to War and Chaos
In December 1832, nearly three decades before the outbreak of the U.S. Civil War, Joseph Smith, the founder of The
Apostles, the Living Word, and the Restoration of Original Christianity
One of the most pressing questions for believers and seekers today is this: What does real, original Christianity look like?