What does we believe all things, we hope all things mean?

What does we believe all things, we hope all things mean?

Question   Dear Gramps, Part of our 13th Article of Faith says, "We believe all things, we hope all things."  Just exactly what does that mean?  There are lots of things out there to believe in today. Things like fairies, Bigfoot, UFOs, magic, Santa Claus, etc. ...

When do we renew our temple covenants and where?

When do we renew our temple covenants and where?

Question   Gramps, Where and when are we going to renew our temple covenants? Bergatz   Answer   Dear Bergatz, Temple covenants are not formally or explicitly renewed1. However, there are ways that one might informally renew one's covenants. These ways...

Can those with mental disorders be forgiven of murder?

Can those with mental disorders be forgiven of murder?

Question   Gramps, My schizophrenic son killed another person and is currently in prison.  I've always held onto the hope that because of his mental disorder, he would eventually be made whole and forgiven in the eternities.   However, as I read D&C 42:18...

How does plurality of gods work?

How does plurality of gods work?

Question   Gramps, How does the plurality of Gods work? Paul   Answer   Paul, The concept of a plurality of gods is not entirely foreign to the Bible. In 1 Corinthians 8:5-6, the Apostle Paul states, "For though there be that are called gods, whether in...

Are stories in the Bible literal or allegorical?

Are stories in the Bible literal or allegorical?

Question   Gramps, I heard from a seminary teacher that the stories in the Old Testament aren't true; they are parables to teach a principle. I have always believed they were all true. Robyn   Answer   Robyn, Biblical literalism is the belief that the...

How do you know if Heavenly Father has forgiven you?

How do you know if Heavenly Father has forgiven you?

Question   Gramps, Under the process of repentance, how would you know that Heavenly Father has forgiven you? Paul   Answer   Paul, Forgiveness, in a spiritual context, is not merely about absolving someone of wrongdoing; it is a transformative process...

What was the early Church’s position on slavery?

What was the early Church’s position on slavery?

Question   Gramps, What was the early Church's stance on slavery? Leslie   Answer   Leslie, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was founded in 1830, a period marked by significant social and political upheaval in the United States. The years...

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