Covenant versus Consumer Education
In a consumer society, covenantal education in faith-based institutions helps us approach relationships and life in a more meaningful way.
What it Means to Be Educated
Eboo Patel discusses how to be educated in today's interfaith world. It is necessary to understand others to bridge religious divides.
Free to Choose
Elder Rasband teaches about the the gift of agency. We are free to choose joy, to choose how we worship, and to choose to follow Jesus Christ.
Elections, Hope, and Freedom
In coming elections and at all times, we ought to communicate with kindness, maintain hope for the future, and defend religious freedom.
Religion: Bound by Loving Ties
Religion holds together that which might be torn apart—an obvious need for us, individually and collectively, given the trials we experience in mortality.
Religious Freedom—A Cherished Heritage to Defend
Religious freedom is crucial for our nation. By being informed, speaking up, and getting involved, we can preserve religious freedom for everyone of faith.
Religious Freedom and Fairness for All
The Church believes in religious freedom and fairness for all. We need to stand up for the rights of all people when we see them impeded.
Strengthen the Things That Remain
Members of different faiths need to work together to affirm religious liberty, necessary in preserving human rights, human dignity, and human flourishing.
Faith and the Public Square
America's freedom of religion allows us to be judged in the public square by our character, not prejudiced against because of our faith.
Truth and Tolerance
Mutual respect and tolerance for others while maintaining commitment to gospel truth will bring all of us closer to Christ.
Catholics and Latter-day Saints: Partners in the Defense of Religious Freedom
Cardinal George encourages Catholics and Mormons to work together to defend religious freedom and be advocates for human rights and dignity.
The Doctrine of Religious Freedom
Part of “redemption’s mystery” is our paradoxical—and yet ultimately not paradoxical—obligation to respect and love and protect the rights of others not of our faith.
Religion and the Constitution
The relationship between religion and the United States constitution has an interesting and complicated history with important implications.
Meeting the Challenges of Today
As we face the challenges of today, the doctrine of foreordination teaches us that God has a knowledge of all things, and plans for each of us to succeed.
The Unique Role of BYU among Universities of America
BYU distinguishes itself from other prestigious universities because it has not denounced its faith; as students and faculty, we must not denounce ours.
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.