Hating the sin, loving the sinner
Mormons are capable of loving and caring about people without embracing their bad choices. We are all sinners and we can all sympathize, but we know that righteous actions lead to lasting happiness.
Mormons are capable of loving and caring about people without embracing their bad choices. We are all sinners and we can all sympathize, but we know that righteous actions lead to lasting happiness.
Q. Can a couple who’s not married but has a baby together live with each other without it going against the Mormon religion? In the LDS Church, an unmarried couple is expected to live their lives according to the Law of Chastity. That is, no sexual relations until marriage. Cohabitation, even in abstinence, is discouraged [...]
Dating between two individuals of different faiths can be tricky. Be sure to handle with care.
Q. Why do you have to be 16 to date? Great question. And you can be sure it’s one I asked myself many a time as a 15-year-old buck surrounded by a veritable plethora of charming young ladies. This Mormon standard is spelled out in “For the Strength of Youth,” which is a booklet of [...]
I have been amazed as I have reviewed the addresses from our prophets and apostles during last General Conference (October, 2008). They spoke right to the difficulties that were coming with the economic crisis and the backlash against the church for proposition 8. Even though I have long believed that they can see “down the [...]