Political Atmosphere
When Outrage Sells, Disciples Choose Peace
How should disciples confront a culture of outrage? They reject contention, wield meekness, and pursue covenant peace.
Tyler Andersen
December 15, 2025
How should disciples confront a culture of outrage? They reject contention, wield meekness, and pursue covenant peace.
Constitutional conflicts can arise when religious language and behavior take an aggressive and domineering posture toward government and society as a whole.
Should judges defy the president for the Constitution? True fidelity means law over personal allegiance.
Are the California lawsuits proof of systemic failure? The numbers indicate otherwise, but every case warrants scrutiny.
Do therapy bans protect minors? Overbroad definitions risk punishing therapists for supporting client choice.
Should politics supersede family bonds? No. Forgiveness and respect in families sustain both unity and society.
Is freedom purely external? True freedom comes from inner strength and spiritual liberation, not political victories.
Are we electing presidents for the right reasons? Protecting the Constitution is their duty, not policy debates.
What motivates Latter-day Saints’ votes? Faith, morality, and pragmatism drive choices across political lines.
Can opposing political views coexist in personal relationships? Absolutely, with active listening and genuine respect.
Do truth and reality still matter in politics? Postmodernism distorts truth, while others assert blunt reality.
How can Latter-day Saints approach political polarization? They should embrace moderation, humility, and peace.