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We face ambiguity when reality does not meet the ideal. Faith and ambiguity are both possible once we learn that to God, love is not blind, but bound.
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The commandments to "always remember Him" and to "pray always" are connected to promises will move us forward spiritually and bless us immeasurably.
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At BYU, we are a community of love and have a duty to look after one another, to be a friend, and to protect honor and integrity. Click here to view the speech.
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Three of the greatest decisions we make in life are: What will be my faith? Whom shall I marry? What will be my life's work?
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In all relationships, but especially in romance, charity - including selflessness, kindness, tolerance, and support - is the love that "never faileth."
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Marriage can be an intimidating decision, but we have been given all we need to find the right person, the right time, and the right place for us.
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Dallin H. Oaks teaches that revelation serves many purposes necessary and beneficial: it testifies, prophesies, comforts, uplifts, informs, restrains, confirms, and impels. Access the speech page here.
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Quentin L. Cook teaches that the call to be a missionary is not just extended to some, nor only for a certain amount of time.
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Much of our happiness depends not on what we have, but on our gratitude for it, and contentment can bring us lasting joy.
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President Holland takes advantage of the election year to commemorate George Washington and remind us that our leaders reflects our own enlightened state.
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