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Follow the Prophet (Redux)

Follow the Prophet (Redux)

by Patrick Mason | Feb 29, 2016 | Apologetics, Church History, Featured, General authorities, Leadership, Prophets | 7 comments

Being a parent features many cringe-inducing experiences. For my wife and I, one of those cringe-worthy moments was when we were at the home of my non-LDS parents-in-law and my children spontaneously decided to march around singing (at the top of their lungs) the...
Peace On Earth

Peace On Earth

by Patrick Mason | Dec 22, 2014 | Christmas, Featured, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Savior | 21 comments

My favorite Christmas TV special is A Charlie Brown Christmas. The best part, which invariably reduces me to tears, is when Linus steps out on stage, the spotlight fixes on him, the children hush, and he narrates the familiar passages from Luke 2: And the angel said...

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