What is true religion? | #shorts

In his October 2023 General Conference talk, Elder Alan T. Phillips explains the Latin root of the word religion and what "true religion" looks like in our day.

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✅ Source Talk (Attribution): https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2023/10/27phillips?lang=eng

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✅ Full Text Quoted:
"Jesus Christ recognized the divine nature and eternal worth of each person. He explained how the two great commandments to love God and love our neighbor are the foundation of all of God’s commandments. One of our divine responsibilities is to care for those in need. This is why as disciples of Jesus Christ we “bear one another’s burdens, … mourn with those that mourn … , and comfort those that stand in need of comfort.”

Religion is not only about our relationship with God; it is also about our relationship with each other. Elder Jeffrey R. Holland explained that the English word religion comes from the Latin religare, meaning “to tie” or, more literally, “to re-tie.” Thus, “true religion [is] the tie that binds us to God and to each other.”"

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