Dorothy Rackley @TSHBakery

@marcuslemonis @TheBigMoneyShow @dagenmcdowell @RiggsReport @JackieDeAngelis @BrianBrenberg Build!

@BuckSexton @realBrandonGill Some years ago, I sat in a plane on the tarmac at BWI for 9 hours. Yes, 9 hours. We were the only plane to took off before the airport closed due to bad weather. I feel your pain, @BuckSexton.

"Mormonism's critics said modern scholarship would dismantle the claims of the Church. That has not happened. Mormon studies is embraced in academia, and the claims look better with age." They assumed the claims would collapse under a microscope. The opposite happened. Mormon studies went mainstream. The world’s top academic publishers print it. Major universities teach it. Scholars outside the faith take it seriously. That was not supposed to happen. Take the Book of Mormon. Critics called it an obvious fraud, the work of a conman. Now serious scholars, including non-Latter-day Saints, analyze it as a complex and sophisticated work. Literary structure. Naming patterns. Ritual forms. The conman theory is dead. Take the theology. God with a body. The Father, Son, and Holy Ghost as separate beings. Critics called these ideas wildly unchristian. The Harvard Theological Review published the research showing many early Christians believed exactly these things, centuries before later councils ruled them out. Take the temple. Critics called it invented and bizarre. Then a Methodist biblical scholar built her career mapping ancient temple worship, and the parallels were hard to miss. Covenant-making. Ritual clothing. Symbolic progression. These patterns are ancient, not modern. Take the Book of Abraham. Long treated as the weakest link. Then ancient Abraham texts surfaced decades after Joseph Smith died, telling details of the same story. Details found nowhere in Genesis. A Yale scholar reviewed it and said it recaptures archaic Jewish religion with enormous validity. Whatever Joseph was doing, guessing doesn’t explain it. A frontier faith with a founder who had an elementary education and spent his life in near poverty was supposed to wither under modern scrutiny. Instead it earned a seat at the academic table.

🚨WOW: Sec. Burgum says when President Trump's staff goes to sleep, Trump STAYS UP and "dialing [his phone] long into the night" to save America. No President has ever worked harder than TRUMP! Follow: @BoLoudon

@TeeplesCY I really like this perspective and counsel by Elder Bednar. youtu.be/SCzRRhSAuW4?is…

Thank you, Trump Administration, for working to finally free the Smithsonian from progressive activists. It does our kids no good to go into the Smithsonian and see the Benjamin Franklin display ‘just asking questions,’ with no evidence, about whether Franklin used slaves for his electricity experiments. We should all learn the good AND the bad about our country’s history, but that's just planting the seeds for them to despise it. Of course, The New York Times responded to the White House’s report exposing all this by bringing out “the experts.” You know, the people who told us Hunter Biden’s laptop was Russian propaganda and that we needed to mask up before that sixth booster shot. They’re not defending history. They are defending their right to indoctrinate your kids. Trump is asking for a return to truth.

@the_churchnews @realDrTT Hi Trevor, I saw this and thought of you. I am so grateful for your desire to get to know members of my church and our doctrine, and also help us get to know you and understand Catholicism.

From its very beginning, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has supported and defended religious freedom for all. In this week's Church News podcast, historian Spencer W. McBride with the Church History Department speaks with Church News reporter Mary Richards about past and present examples of reaching out to facilitate safe and practical ways for others to practice their religion. Listen to this episode of the Church News podcast on Apple Podcasts, Amazon, Spotify, bookshelf PLUS, YouTube or wherever you get podcasts.

Young Washington marches into theaters this 4th of July weekend, just in time for America's 250th. Tickets are on sale NOW!

The Ten Commandments have been a foundation of our moral understanding of right and wrong for more than 3,000 years. Let us cherish these commandments given by the Lord.

Studying the Book of Mormon has not only strengthened my Catholic Faith, but it has given me a deep love and respect for a group of people that I didn’t know that I could love — that’s what Christ does for people!

Kirk Rollins @nicoraytruth

4 days ago

You do not lose your faith by studying another tradition seriously. You lose it by studying nothing seriously.

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I’ve been contemplating something. One thing I’ve always appreciated about the Restoration is that it gives me permission to rejoice in the faith of others instead of feeling threatened by it. When I hear of an evangelical praying in faith and seeing a miracle, or a Catholic dedicating their life to Christ, or someone from another faith sincerely seeking God, my first thought isn’t, “That can’t be real.” Why would I think that? The scriptures teach that God is no respecter of persons. He grants light to every man, gives gifts according to His will, and teaches all nations according to the wisdom He sees fit. From an LDS perspective, God’s willingness to answer a prayer isn’t the same thing as priesthood authority. Those are different questions. Authority is about who has been commissioned to perform ordinances in Christ’s Church. Miracles are about God’s mercy. That distinction has helped me appreciate the goodness and faith I see in people of many religions without feeling like it diminishes the Restoration in any way. In fact, I’d expect a loving Father in Heaven to be working everywhere His children are sincerely reaching for Him. That’s not a weakness of Latter-day Saint theology. I think it’s one of its greatest strengths.

I am a mainstream Catholic, and I 100% agree with @glennbeck here. The followers of Christ must realize that we are not each other's enemies. The threat of godless Marxism and Islamism is working to rip Christendom to shreds from every angle — and it is clearly working. That's why I will, again, be reading from the Book of Mormon tonight along with my hitherto estranged brothers and sisters in Christ and praying the Holy Rosary. Everyone is welcome to join me at 8 PM CST: x.com/realDrTT/statu…

Brigham Tomco @BrighamTomco

4 days ago

Glenn Beck responds to growing chorus of conservative commentators, like Allie Beth Stuckey of The Blaze, who seem to be increasingly focusing on criticisms of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In an exclusive Deseret News interview, he said: "Just

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Last year when my 6 week old daughter nearly died from what turned out to be a virus, @MrsErikaKirk texted me almost every day even though we hadn’t met in person, connected me with her kids doctor, sent over formula (when we though it might be a milk allergy before we knew it was viral), checked up and was the main person I texted when we ended up in the hospital for 12 days. She had no reason to do all of that and it surprised me. You don’t come across people that will randomly go out of their way for you to help often at all.

Christine Yeargin @christineyeargs

5 days ago

STORY TIME: When a TPUSA influencer tragically died a few years back there was a lot of chaos surrounding it. The family of the influencer was acting sketchy about the circumstances and seemed to be scamming people. But the influencer had a daughter with a former partner and

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Thank goodness no Hollywood studios made Young Washington. They would have turned Young Washington into something unrecognizable: the future Founder as a tormented gay soldier stealing kisses with comrades amid the French and Indian War, surrounded by a cast of heroic queer officers, graphic slave-whipping scenes for modern guilt points, and his mother reimagined as a fierce feminist lesbian. Everyone knows this isn’t hyperbole—it’s their standard operating procedure when they touch American history. That’s exactly why the actual Young Washington (2026, from Angel Studios) feels like such a relief. It’s a straightforward, patriotic telling of young George’s early military missteps and growth during the lead-up to the Revolution—no identity-politics overlays, no deconstruction of masculinity, no forced modern lectures. Audiences are showing up in droves for it, proving there’s still hunger for heroes portrayed as they were, not as today’s script doctors wish they had been. Mainstream Hollywood can’t (or won’t) tell unapologetic stories about real historical giants anymore. When they try, the result is usually agenda-driven revisionism that flattens complexity into sermonizing. This indie-style alternative succeeding is a quiet rebuke to that trend.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Ya gotta go see it, if you haven’t already.

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Brandon Tatum @TheOfficerTatum

7 days ago

The world’s largest free hanging American flag is towering over North Ogden, Utah, celebrating 250 years of freedom. 🇺🇸 Absolutely incredible. 🇺🇸

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The world’s largest free hanging American flag is towering over North Ogden, Utah, celebrating 250 years of freedom. 🇺🇸 Absolutely incredible. 🇺🇸

@marcuslemonis @ShooterCoal We have a couple of really huge flags in Logan. I smile every time I drive past one! And yes, that is an In-N-Out!

We are the silent majority. We get no air time. We don't burn things down or tear things up. We build. We go to work and support our families. We love America. We enjoy hard work. We want to protect the unborn. We salute the flag. We proudly sing “The Star Spangled Banner.” We respect law enforcement and obey the law. We appreciate the military. We are the very backbone of this country. Hell, a lot of us are members. We believe all lives matter because that is what God tells us through the Bible. We treat everyone with respect no matter what color their skin is. But we are invisible, until we vote. And you can bet that come November we will be heard. It will be deafening! 💙🇺🇸❤️

Took the whole family to see Young Washington on Friday. Wife, both kids, and my folks. Had no idea what to expect going in. My 10 year old complained the entire drive there. He wanted Minions, and he made sure I knew it. We went to a little AMC in North Fort Myers, the same one I used to go to as a kid, over near my folks' part of town. Already hitting me with nostalgia before the lights even went down. Then we walked in and every single seat was full. 12:30 on a weekday. I have never once taken my kids to a movie that packed. But that wasn't even the part that got me. Credits roll, and the whole theater stands up. A full standing ovation. A room full of strangers on their feet, clapping, in the middle of a Friday afternoon. And there's my 10 year old. Standing. Clapping. That look in his eyes. Same kid who was begging for Minions two hours earlier. That's the movie magic I grew up on and figured was mostly gone for good. Hell yeah. Go see it. 🇺🇸

Flappr @flapprdotnet

a week ago

Ppl are already making sick edits of Young Washington and it was just released . . . We might have a winner on our hands.

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