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See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org Why do Christians send their children to Caesar's schools then act surprised when they return home as Romans?

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org Do the Church's media outlets advance the cause of Christ's kingdom? Or are they propaganda organs for advancing Caesarian politics and culture?

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org There have been many critics in the past week of President Nelson's recent conference address and his statement to not take counsel from unbelievers. Does this criticism have any merit?

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org A recent general conference talk rightly warned of "hero worship" and encouraged us to avoid it. But one group was curiously left off the list…

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org What do the scriptures say about secession, and under what circumstances would it be okay for one or more states to leave the Union?

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org President Nelson recently celebrated his 99th birthday, and Elder Holland is back on mend to soon return to his duties. Why don\'t we let these men retire to emeritus status?

Subscribe to past musings: https://SundayMusings.org What lessons can we learn from the 12-year-old boy who stood up to historically ignorant teachers and administrators after they kicked him out of class?

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org Recent changes at the LDS Church's universities attempt to focus more on principles than nit-picky restrictions, but did they miss the mark?

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org Connor shares ten important books that Latter-day Saints should read in order to better understand the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Subscribe to past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org A 1982 First Presidency letter has a pretty strong statement on certain kinds of sex performed by members. Why was this taught, and is it still binding?

Subscribe to Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org Latter-day Saints are Christians who have access to additional revelations beyond the Bible. What are some of the distinctive doctrines that emerged from these revelations?

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org Is the LDS Church's termination of temple cornerstone ceremonies an isolated issue or part of a larger trend away from symbols and rituals in modern worship?

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org Modern Mormons think that the church has been restored and will never fall away. But is that accurate? And what do the scriptures actually say about us Latter-day Gentiles?

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org While there is no recorded revelation on the topic, Latter-day Saints believe in a Heavenly Mother. Where did this belief come from?

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org How should Christians model Jesus's behavior when it comes to opposing culture trends and personal beliefs or practices that are inconsistent with the gospel? How can we oppose what is wrong while being "civil"?

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints updated their statement on political neutrality this week, with several new and curious references. Let's compare and contrast against what was there before.

Subscribe to past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org What false traditions do Christ's followers cling to today? What are the iniquities that keep them in a deep slumber?

See past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org The Jews rejected Jesus when he came to them. Will Mormons reject Jesus when he returns?

Subscribe to Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org Despite its attempts to mirror the real thing, the British coronation is a corrupt counterfeit of the true process where God wants us to become kings and queens. But did you know there is a second step to this in the temple that few have experienced?

Subscribe to Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org Every year, hundreds of thousands of teenagers engage in pioneer cosplay to recreate a historically inaccurate Trek experience. But is this program and its associated activities spiritually counterproductive?

Published in 1995, the prescient proclamation on the family was ahead of its time. But is the document still relevant today with same-sex marriage legalized and amid societal gender wars?

Based on the bestselling book "Passion-Driven Education," author Connor Boyack gave this presentation at the Great Homeschool Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Subscribe to past Sunday Musings: https://SundayMusings.org What does the future of the Church look like if the majority of its youth are going inactive and abandoning the faith? What do we need to do differently to retain more youth and help them remain on the strait and narrow?