Even if you have fully repented, can you still feel guilt?

Even if you have fully repented, can you still feel guilt?

 Question   Gramps, Even if you have fully repented, can you still feel guilt? Amy   Answer   Dear Amy, Yes, you can.  Apparently it happens often enough that the Brethren have felt the need to address this issue on more than one occasion.  Consider the...

Why are some patriarchal blessings similar to others?

Why are some patriarchal blessings similar to others?

Question   Gramps, I know a lot of people have lost faith in the Church or have had their faith rattled because portions of their patriarchal blessings are similar to others. Is there an explanation to why some patriarchal blessings are similar to others? Thanks!...

What does the phrase ‘Law of the Gospel’ mean?

What does the phrase ‘Law of the Gospel’ mean?

Question   Gramps, Please explain the phrase "Law of the Gospel."  Thanks. Bob   Answer   Bob, For the simplest answer just look at the Fourth Article of Faith: We believe that the first principles and ordinances of the gospel are: first, faith in the...

Would God answer my prayers regarding a non believer?

Would God answer my prayers regarding a non believer?

Question   Dear Gramps, I have great faith in our Heavenly Father and pray often but I was just wondering, if I were to ask the Lord to make someone well who is sick but that sick person was a non believer, would God still answer my prayer? Shelley   Answer...

Why have women been so oppressed throughout history?

Why have women been so oppressed throughout history?

Question   Gramps, This question is very important to me. I want to know your thoughts specifically on why women have been so oppressed throughout the history of the earth? I understand that the sexism expressed in scripture is a reflection of the customs of the...

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