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âThe most misunderstood conceptâ in American civic life (opens the original)
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This article was first published in the State of Faith newsletter. Sign up to receive the newsletter in your inbox each Monday night. Can you achieve compromise without compromising your principles? It certainly can be hard to imagine how thatâs possible. The word âcompromiseâ involves some degree of making concessions in order to arrive at a mutually beneficial solution. It implies giving up something you wouldnât otherwise choose to give up. But beyond inconvenience, the term also carr
What the Constitution requires of us, according to Latter-day Saint prophet at the National Cathedral (opens the original)
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To share a country together, Americans donât need to agree with one another â in fact, working alongside those you disagree with is precisely what the Constitution requires of people, said President Dallin H. Oaks in a speech at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday. Speaking beneath the cathedralâs vaulted ceiling to a capacity audience of 4,000 people, the leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints delivered the historic address on the Eve of Constitution
A Virginia mother let her child walk to a pond. Criminal charges followed (opens the original)
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In Orem, Utah, Karyann Parkinsonâs children rode their bikes to school, climbed trees and roamed their neighborhood. But after the family moved to Virginia, the decision to give her 5-year-old son the same independence resulted in a criminal charge and a six-month suspended jail sentence. Parkinson, a mother of five and a lawyer who lives in Williamsburg with her family, believes in helping her children build what she calls âscaffolding.â âTeach your kids how to do things on their own an
In a town of struggling boys, can manual labor turn their life around? (opens the original)
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Teaching teenage boys how to install a toilet is no small feat. Chandler Whitney secured enough toilets for each boy in the group and mounted them on rolling platforms to mimic a floor. He drew the various components of a toilet tank on a chalkboard, then demonstrated how to assemble an entire toilet. Once the toilets were hooked up to water, Whitney would let the boys stuff them with paper towels and rocks â and then flush. âThey think itâs hilarious, because theyâre boys,â said Whitn
Why people are handwriting the Bible (opens the original)
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This article was first published in the State of Faith newsletter. Sign up to receive the newsletter in your inbox each Monday night. During the age of wandering attention spans, one way of grounding the mind is to pick up a pen. I used to be an avid journal writer, then switched to a computer and eventually abandoned the practice altogether. Iâve been eager to try again. Iâve had friends who were transformed by the practice of the âmorning pages,â starting the day with jotting down thou
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