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I use this site to share my ideas and insights about things that matter to me. It’s an archive of my favorite content and a place to share great information about politics, religion, and science.
About the Author
I’m just a small guy with big ideas.
I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Letter-day Saints. I am the senior intern over Development and Digital Operations for the Madison Liberty Institute, the Director of Outreach for the Columbus Center for Constitutional Studies, and a student at BYU-Idaho studying Financial Economics.
I am a life-long member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and I love sharing doctrinal insights and commentary on topics that matter to me.
My Faith in Action
I believe the solutions to the world’s greatest problems begins with faith in Jesus Christ and a love for God, self, and others.
Love for God
I believe God is mindful of our lives and challenges, and that the key to a truly happy life is a love for God and a commitment to following his plan for our happiness.
Love for Self
I believe we are best able to help others when we first have a healthy love for self. I believe the Gospel of Jesus Christ help us forgive and love ourselves.
Love for Others
I believe the greatest problems in life come from a failure to truly love and care for those around us. I believe we can change the world by treating others as real people.
Politics
I believe the Constitution was established through the inspiration of God to provide a land where free speech and freedom of religion could flourish. I believe the original Constitution established God’s preferred pattern for all governments. As we learn how to practice the rare gift of freedom provided to us by the U.S. Constitution, we will be prepared to help all other nations protect the unalienable rights granted to us by our common Creator.
Influencers & Mentors
W. Cleon Skousen
I consider Cleon Skousen the father of modern conservatism and revere his works as the ultimate authority on Constitutional scholarship from the perspective of the Founding Fathers and their original intent.
Glenn J. Kimber
For nearly 10 years, I have regarded Glenn Kimber as my greatest mentor. Time and time again I have found his explanations and arguments to be the strongest in all of modern politics, and I believe he is today's leading scholar on the Founders' original intent.
Organizations
Restoration Generation
The Restoration Generation is a student engagement project of the Columbus Center for Constitutional Studies. As members of the Restoration Generation, we support and engage in the five educational non-profits directed by Dr. Glenn J. Kimber. Although the Restoration Generation and the 5 non-profits we engage in are multi-denominational, our organizations strive to align our core beliefs with the united voice of the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Madison Liberty Institute
The Madison Liberty Institute is an independent, nonpartisan 501(c)3 nonprofit in Rexburg committed to preserving liberty in Idaho.
Columbus Center
The Columbus Center for International Outreach is a 501(c)3 nonprofit committed to teaching constitutional principles around the world.
Thomas Jefferson Center
The Thomas Jefferson Center for Constitutional Studies is committed to the restoration of the U.S. Constitution within the intent of the Founding Fathers.
I spent a year doing a research and operations internship with the Universal Model, a creationist science research company, and I love the evidence the company has for the reality of a universal flood and other incredible discoveries.
Recent Posts
Time and Eternity – Annotated Article
April 22, 2019
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From the Encyclopedia of Mormonism Author: Robson, Kent E. In Latter-day Saint understanding, time and eternity usually refer to the same reality. Eternity is time