By Study & By Faith
The Founding Fathers of 1787: Lessons in Political…
Richard R. Beeman discusses the most influential people from the Constitutional Convention and how their work contributed to the America we know today.
Citizenship, Research, Teaching: The BYU Way
In many universities, the priorities of research, citizenship, and teaching compete with one another. At BYU they should complement each other.
Responsibilites of Citizenship
The responsibilities of citizenship extend to all Latter-day Saints. It is our duty to do our part in "honoring, obeying, and sustaining the law."
Our Need for True Patriotism
In this 1993 Provo Freedom Festival fireside, Neal A. Maxwell calls for true patriotism: living so that we create a better country for future generations.
The Constitution—A Heavenly Banner
The Constitution of the United States is divinely inspired. We ought to learn of it, to be grateful for it, and to defend it.
Participating Citizens
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Responsibilites of Citizenship
The responsibilities of citizenship in this great country are ours, and we cannot neglect them. Be the kind of person that makes America a better place.
Protecting Political Freedom
As the central government's power ever increases, we must protect our political freedom and show that we will take a stand as members of the Church.
