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You have to understand the Korean culture. Weeping hysterically at funerals is expected. It is how you show respect. It is somewhat forced, but any and every funeral is like this. You weep hysterically, then everyone eats, and does it again. It is shocking to us in western culture, but only ...

Perhaps I can shed some light on the "second chance" thing. It is not a second chance, it is a singular chance to accept the gospel of Jesus Christ. I think we can all agree in the history of the world only a very small percentage have even had the opportunity to hear the gospel. Do you think ...

xForty- Yea- I mean can you believe this guy had one game like the rest of NCAA three point shooters, and they still gave him "Player of the Year" JEEZ- shout with me x Forty - "POY MEANS NEVER BEING NORMAL" (dripping with sarcasm)

I have to admit, I am blown away by the artistry in this piece. As a film maker myself I am impressed with the emotion. However, that emotion comes only because a father had to save and then kill his little girl. If it was anyone else (a guy friend) it would not be emotional. It is using the ...

@perezreve You can get it from your bishop or YM president. They received these DVD's at the beginning of the year.

@70urdemales70 These videos are available in Spanish on your "Strength of Youth" DVD. Our bishop got 3 copies at the beginning of the year.

That word was not offensive then, but a common term. It was 1830. Interesting that Joseph Smith was the first presidential candidate to run on a platform of anti-slavery isn't it? But lets leave that out. Or that he said that if you take a black man and a white man and give them the same opport...

@BrooksisaChristian However, it also teaches, (like the bible) to follow the commandments of God. "If ye love me, keep my commandments". And we try to love Him. We understand that His grace is a gift to those who follow Him. Sincerely. Not just to "work their way into heaven" as many tell us ...

p.s. those aren't garments in the video. What are those?

Garments are like a priest wearing a white collar, or a Jew wearing a Yarmulke. It is a symbol of our belief that we wear. There is nothing secret about this. It is just personal. Also, this man has no idea what he is talking about.