Viewpoint on Mormonism

In this week’s series, MRM’s Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss Seventy Sam Wong gave a confernece message in April 2026 on “Remember, Remember” on what Latter-day Saints need to remember in their spiritual lives. Is Mormonism a works-oriented religion? This talk should erase all doubts that this is still true in the 21st century.

In this week’s series, MRM’s Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss Seventy Sam Wong gave a confernece message in April 2026 on “Remember, Remember” on what Latter-day Saints need to remember in their spiritual lives. Is Mormonism a works-oriented religion? This talk should erase all doubts that this is still true in the 21st century.

In this week’s series, MRM’s Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss Seventy Sam Wong gave a confernece message in April 2026 on “Remember, Remember” on what Latter-day Saints need to remember in their spiritual lives. Is Mormonism a works-oriented religion? This talk should erase all doubts that this is still true in the 21st century.

In this week’s series, MRM’s Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss Seventy Sam Wong gave a confernece message in April 2026 on “Remember, Remember” on what Latter-day Saints need to remember in their spiritual lives. Is Mormonism a works-oriented religion? This talk should erase all doubts that this is still true in the 21st century.

In this week's series, MRM's Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss Seventy Sam Wong gave a confernece message in April 2026 on "Remember, Remember" on what Latter-day Saints need to remember in their spiritual lives. Is Mormonism a works-oriented religion? This talk should erase all doubts that this is still true in the 21st century.

John Hilton III, a professor at church-owned BYU, doubles down on the December 16th church announcement that modern Bible tranlsations ought to be read by Latter-day Saints by writing an article in the August 2026 Liahona church magazine. MRM’s Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss the implications of this decision and why the church might want members to read translations they can better understand. Spoiler: We are all for Latter-day Saints reading modern trnaslations and hope they will indeed understand what the Bible has to say.

John Hilton III, a professor at church-owned BYU, doubles down on the December 16th church announcement that modern Bible tranlsations ought to be read by Latter-day Saints by writing an article in the August 2026 Liahona church magazine. MRM’s Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss the implications of this decision and why the church might want members to read translations they can better understand. Spoiler: We are all for Latter-day Saints reading modern trnaslations and hope they will indeed understand what the Bible has to say.

John Hilton III, a professor at church-owned BYU, doubles down on the December 16th church announcement that modern Bible tranlsations ought to be read by Latter-day Saints by writing an article in the August 2026 Liahona church magazine. MRM’s Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss the implications of this decision and why the church might want members to read translations they can better understand. Spoiler: We are all for Latter-day Saints reading modern trnaslations and hope they will indeed understand what the Bible has to say.

John Hilton III, a professor at church-owned BYU, doubles down on the December 16th church announcement that modern Bible tranlsations ought to be read by Latter-day Saints by writing an article in the August 2026 Liahona church magazine. MRM’s Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss the implications of this decision and why the church might want members to read translations they can better understand. Spoiler: We are all for Latter-day Saints reading modern trnaslations and hope they will indeed understand what the Bible has to say.

John Hilton III, a professor at church-owned BYU, doubles down on the December 16th church announcement that modern Bible tranlsations ought to be read by Latter-day Saints by writing an article in the August 2026 Liahona church magazine. MRM's Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss the implications of this decision and why the church might want members to read translations they can better understand. Spoiler: We are all for Latter-day Saints reading modern trnaslations and hope they will indeed understand what the Bible has to say.