by Daniel Lewis | Mar 22, 2016 | Atonement, Compassion, Featured, Savior, Symbolism |
This is a story told by my father about an experience he had on Christmas Eve, although it is not a Christmas story. I was immediately struck by the allegorical implications, so while you read I invite you to consider the meaning of these four symbols: the fence, the...
by Daniel Lewis | Feb 23, 2016 | Agency, Featured, Individuality, Modesty, Obedience, unity |
The first time I was called to serve as a Bishop’s counselor, I had purple hair. It was a big hank, right in front that was actually violet but since the rest of my hair was so dark, you’d only notice it in bright light. I was going to art school in Seattle at the...
by Daniel Lewis | Jan 26, 2016 | Faith Crisis, Featured, Individuality, unity |
I recently attended a round table discussion, hosted by Deseret Book, to discuss Patrick Q. Mason’s book “Planted: belief and belonging in an age of doubt”, which was reviewed on Sunday by Benjamin Knoll. The book, in general, is about making Mormonism work in the...
by Daniel Lewis | Dec 22, 2015 | Christmas, Featured, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Savior |
Between the fall equinox and the winter solstice there is a period of grand capitalism called “The Christmas Season”. You may have also heard it referred to as “The Holiday Season” which is accurate since it may include such holidays as Halloween, Ramidan, Chanukah,...
by Daniel Lewis | Nov 24, 2015 | covenants, Featured, ordinances, romance, Sexuality, Temple |
I was married a virgin. My wife was too. We both believed it was important because of what we’d been taught about temple marriage and “worthiness” to get married there. The consequences of that decision have gone far beyond the original intent of getting to the...
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