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Category Archives: Jesus Christ
The Miracle of Seeing Explained Scientifically
“But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvellous light” (1 Peter 2:9). I love … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus Christ, Religion
Tagged blind, brain, Jesus Christ, miracles, science, sight
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How to Respond to Acts of Terror
“In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world.” (John 16:33) Events like the Boston Marathon bombing make the woes prophesied in the scriptures seem all too real. The horror and tragedy … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Jesus Christ, Religion
Tagged anger, Boston Marathon, Boston Strong, fear, forgiveness, grief, I love Boston, Jesus Christ, mourning, peace, tragedy, war on terror, weapons against terror
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Do Mormons Go to Twelve Step Programs?
Well, yes. Hi, I am a compulsive overeater… and I’m also a Mormon! I know, I know, overeating is pretty lame. It doesn’t make someone look glamorous, has no associations with hard partying or Las Vegas, and you can’t even … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 step program, addiction, answers, Atonement, overeating, prayer, Word of Wisdom
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The Holiest Week
By Zach D. Growing up in the Church in St. George, Utah, Easter Sunday was the only part of Holy Week noted and was generally commemorated by three things: a new tie before church, a possible talk about the Resurrection … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus Christ, Religion
Tagged Atonement, Catholicism, Crucifiction, Delhi, Easter, Gibraltar, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ, Kyiv, Malaga, Maudy Thursday, Orthodox, Palm Sunday, Passover, Resurection, Saetas, Ukraine
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Finding Hope in Regret
By Tim Regret is not as bad as everyone makes it out to be; there is hope within regret. In fact, I propose that there are such things as Refined Regrets and Resolutions. The regret is the original feeling of … Continue reading
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Tagged Atonement, death, hope, Jesus Christ, learning, mistakes, regrets, resolutions
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Valentine Makeover
Whether in a relationship or not, Valentine’s Day can make you feel forgotten, disappointed, filled with unreasonable expectations, or you might just find the whole thing ridiculous. As a way to help come to terms with these feelings, I propose … Continue reading
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Tagged Atonement, God, Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, love, prayer, relationships, Valentine's Day
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