Tragedies abound. The inhumanity of men and women is broadcast continuously on the television, radio, and internet. Wars and rumors of wars (Mormon 8:30-31; D&C 45:26-27) are heard. Torture. Brutality. Violence. Horror. Pestilence. Famine. Sickness. Death. Where in all this unspeakable suffering is the presence of God? Where is any semblance of fair play...
Read more →The classic question, and favorite of armchair psychologists everywhere; “Is the glass half full or half empty?” The correct answer is supposed to yield insight into one’s outlook on life, one’s personality, one’s soul. The true answer is neither, none of the above. The glass is always, and precisely, 100% full. Half fluid, and...
Read more →We walk through life by faith (2 Cor 5:7), seeing the truths of eternity only darkly (1 Cor 13:12-13). We are a people of faith. We are a people of questions. Any latter-day Christians without questions are not taking their religion seriously, thinking about it, or studying it as they ought. Questions are to...
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