Drawing from Sam Parnia’s Lucid Dying, remarkable accounts reveal people experiencing consciousness outside their bodies—observing, feeling, and thinking with vivid clarity while medically unconscious.
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DNA and the Book of Mormon: Putting the Science in Perspective
DNA is often cited in debates over the Book of Mormon’s historicity; however, a new book by two Latter-day Saint geneticists brings more clarity to the conversation, highlighting common misunderstandings on all sides.
Learning students’ names boosts belonging at BYU, study finds
A recent BYU study found that when professors know and use their students’ names, students feel a stronger sense of belonging, participate more in class and give more positive ratings of the course.
Supporting the Idea of a Small Geography for the Action of the Book of Mormon
What does it mean to read the Book of Mormon as a record of specific peoples in a specific place? Prophetic statements, historical context, and scholarly work all point toward a smaller, more limited geography for its events than readers often assume.
Environmental Stewardship and Latter-day Saint Responsibility
While Mark Twain accidentally set a forest fire at Lake Tahoe and was more mesmerized than horrified, Brigham Young was already advising the Latter-day Saints to care for their environment.
Facing the Silence: Why is it So Difficult to Talk about Death?
A powerful reminder: Our changing bodies are not flaws to erase, but divine markers of a journey toward eternity.
Mind-Blowing: The First Images from Space from the New Rubin Observatory
And worlds without number have I created; and I also created them for mine own purpose; and by the Son I created them, which is mine Only Begotten. Moses 1:33
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