Are Faith And Doubt Always Mutually Exclusive?

First off, I want to say, that it is not my intention to be negative about what has been said about the subject.

We heard in the conference – again – that faith and doubt can not coexist in the same heart. I both agree and disagree, based on my personal experience and from reading the Scriptures and Church magazines and literature.

A Measure of Relief

This post has nothing to do with my other posts, this is just a personal indulgence.

I am no movie critic, but in my years I have watched a few, some many times over. Not so much in the last years for some reason – probably my long-lasting infatuation with computers, which is taking more and more of my time. But yesterday my daughter wanted to take me and her husband to see the latest Bond movie (it was Father’s Day here).

Graceful Faith, Willful Works

This post was first published at Nine Moons, where you can go and read comments and post your own.

My wife and I have 5 kids. Our daughter (one of them, not the one who has a 5-month-old son) is serving a mission in England now and despite being busy she writes faithfully enough. As she was growing up, we would have discussions around the dinner table during long dinners, family home evenings and any other time the family was together. We talked about everything. So it’s natural that she’s telling us about things.