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Stunning to me. Dillingen was one of the towns/villages part of my area when I served in Bad Nauheim a few miles north of there. I had to pass through Dillingen whenever we had to go to Frankfurt for conferences. And Griesheim is a section of Frankfurt just west of Sachsenhausen where the mission ho...

HAVE A LLOVELY BIRTHDAY!

I think that "equal but different" is apt.

I am happy that we have members of the family engaged in scientific endeavors. Ann and Micah are engaged in medical science; and by extension, under a larger umbrella, we might place Margaret's interest in Yoga there. James is in architecture, Steve and Edward are interested in educational science. ...

And another thing. Einstein was a very different kind of scientist than Darwin.

If you can hear me way up there on your pedestals, I like science, too. And scoff at no one interested in it. I have heard the leadership of the church throughout my life note the benefits to mankind offered by the scientific advances of the ages. The mention of Einstein in a church publication come...

I think that frequently righteous people are mis-labeled as SELF-righteous by their detractors. I wonder if accusing someone of self-righteousness is, itself, ironically self-righteous?

Betsy: "If a person is acting righteously they wouldn't be doing anything that would upset another person)." Actually, I do NOT believe this to be always true. Prophets are constantly doing and saying things that upset other people. Joseph Smith and Moses and Alma and Ezra Taft Benson and...

Again, Elder Bednar specifically addressed these kinds of episodes: When we believe or say we have been offended, we usually mean we feel insulted, mistreated, snubbed, or disrespected. And certainly clumsy, embarrassing, unprincipled, and mean-spirited things do occur in our interactions with other...

Yes. This is a principle we were all taught in our childhood. Whether we actually learned it, is another matter.

HUMILITY=TEACHABILITY.

newly found images. I love these Russian painters. This one is Ivan Kramskoy

Shakespeare, as ever, eclipsing Jung.

Would you care to offer some examples of a distinction between struggling and stumbling?

I love you, Betsy.