If the very individuals who were forced to leave “footprints of blood across frozen rivers and an untamed prairie floor” observed our state of affairs, for whom would they feel more kinship, and in whom would they see echoes of themselves? Continue reading…
Collective wars subsume the individual for the sake of defeating a chosen personality—as if the fate of democracy, freedom, and Mom’s apple pie all depend upon terminating with extreme prejudice that one bad guy. Continue reading…
Moroni caused the title of liberty to be hoisted upon every tower which was in all the land, which was possessed by the Nephites; and thus Moroni planted the standard of liberty. Continue reading…
We have arrived at a point where our leaders, instead of being subject to law, are above the law and create it as they go along. What is it about having an earthly king that is desirable by the natural man? Continue reading…
Prophets throughout the ages have given us their witnesses regarding the principles of liberty, and every Sunday we gather together in our congregations and sing hymns that echo the prophets’ messages. Continue reading…
This particular Article of Faith is commonly misread to include a coordinating conjunction that is not actually found and which dramatically changes its meaning when added. Continue reading…
There is a great deal of misapprehension among our people regarding the United Order. The United Order is an individualistic system, not a communal system. Continue reading…
On one recent occasion, while I was pondering my freedom as it relates to how I live my faith, I was struck by the connection between freedom and service. Continue reading…
Why would I ask such a question? Why would it even be in question? What does it have to do with freedom? Continue reading…
I, an advocate of liberty and staunch defender of the Constitution, support amnesty for illegal immigrants. Continue reading…
Audio recording of the introduction through chapter two of H. Verlan Andersen’s book “Many are called, but few are chosen”. Continue reading…
A review of the concepts and principles taught in the book “Many Are Called, But Few Are Chosen”, by H. Verlan Andersen. Continue reading…
Jeremy reads the account of the founding fathers having appeared to Wilford Woodruff in the St. George temple. The Spirit of the American revolution was resistance to tyranny. Continue reading…
JC and Jeremy review more than 20 scriptures from the Book of Mormon that can be used to communicate liberty loving principles to your friends and family. Continue reading…
Discussion with Brent Larsen about immigration and natural law. Continue reading…
Discussing activism ideas. Many of these ideas are from LDS Liberty’s Facebook peeps. Continue reading…
Jeremy makes his case for home schooling. JC asks Jeremy questions about homeschooling provided by the audience. Continue reading…
Is Barak Obama the Anti-Christ? / The Glenn Beck Problem and more. Continue reading…
Shiloh Logan – president of the BYU Freedom Society – discusses the 12th Article of Faith and the eternal nature of God. Continue reading…
Many Are Called, But Few Are Chosen by H. Verlan Andersen
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