The near death experience of George G. Ritchie, M.D. has sparked debate with at least a couple people.

I offer this story to you as yet another inspiring example of the temporal benefits that clean living and righteousness can bring to the faithful.

At this point, my father, who had been silent throughout, asked if he might be permitted to say something, and the judge told him to go ahead.

Because of illness, my wife and I and one of our sons were unable to participate in the funeral of my brother’s widow this morning in San Gabriel, California. That saddens me greatly.

Joseph Smith said, "The same principle which would trample upon the rights of the Latter day Saints would trample upon the rights of ... any other denomination who may be unpopular and too weak to defend themselves."

Perhaps this is why our courtrooms often look like temples, and our judges often wear clerical or priestly robes.

Here’s a really important scientific discovery — and, I think, persuasive evidence that the cultural practices of American Latter-day Saints are true: “Ice cream might have surprising health benefits, Harvard research suggests: The frozen treat might be good for your heart”

There is a curious speculation that Earth was originally created elsewhere and that its “fall” was a literal one, involving an actual change in location.

Did Emer Harris, the older brother of Martin Harris, have a positive attitude about the Book of Mormon? Well, he named his son "Joseph Mormon Harris".