https://askgramps.org/unrighteous-dominion-apply-even-work-place/ Moral answers to everyday concerns, curiosities, and uncertainties. Gramps considers all questions on all topics from all sources. Wed, 29 Sep 2021 03:20:39 +0000 hourly 1 https://askgramps.org/unrighteous-dominion-apply-even-work-place/#comment-31809 Mon, 07 Apr 2014 02:14:00 +0000 http://en.elds.org/askgramps-org/?p=23652#comment-31809 I live in Utah and work in a place where a great majority of my fellow employees and supervisors are LDS. Their level of commitment to the gospel seems to vary widely. Almost universally, though, it seems like the Sunday/temple mentality goes out the window in the workplace. This is different from when I go to the LDS cannery or the Bishop’s Storehouse to work. There, the people are kind and treat each other just the same as they do on Sunday or in the temple. But not so much in the regular workplace. I’m not sure why that is so, except maybe because their livelihood is on the line, or maybe its because they have to work with some non-members and don’t want to give the appearance of favoritism. At church, or in the temple, or at the Bishop’s Storehouse, everyone has the welfare of Zion as their top priority. That seems to go out the window in the regular workplace. Nothing is as important as Zion. How many LDS people would be willing to give up their careers for the welfare of Zion? Not very many. These “fair weather” members will be the first to fall when the storm really hits. Who will stand faithful and endure?

]]> https://askgramps.org/unrighteous-dominion-apply-even-work-place/#comment-31807 Sun, 06 Apr 2014 15:00:00 +0000 http://en.elds.org/askgramps-org/?p=23652#comment-31807 I too have had a problem with the phrase “Business is business.” I had a roommate that believed thisand we would get into discussions over it repeatably.

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