From an unlikely observer–Dana Milbank of The Washington Post–comes a quiet recognition: the habits of peacemaking, restraint, and lived pluralism long cultivated among Latter-day Saints may be exactly what a fractured nation needs.
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Beyond the “Great Feminization”: Why Societies Flourish When Men and Women Work Together
True flourishing comes not from one gender dominating, but from men and women working together. As our Heavenly Parents show, partnership and mutual respect are the keys to a thriving society.
The Strongest Pro-life Statement Ever Made by a U.S. Administration: Abortion Is a Violation of Human Rights
The U.S. debate over reproductive rights in human rights reports has flared again, as a new diplomatic cable signals a historic shift in foreign policy with far-reaching implications for human dignity.
Seagull Book to Close All Stores on Christmas Eve
Seagull Book, one of the most familiar names in Latter-day Saint retail, has announced that all of its stores will permanently close on December 24, 2025, marking the end of a 38-year chapter in LDS consumer history.
Why Meridian Matters (and Why We Hope You’ll Join Us This Year)
For nearly three decades, Meridian has arrived before dawn with steadiness, faith, and light. That happens because of readers like you. If you’ve felt uplifted by our work, please consider donating so this little miracle can continue for years to come.
A former NFL quarterback keeps defending the Christianity of Latter-day Saints
When Robert Griffin III defended BYU as Christian on X, his simple affirmation reignited an old debate and unexpectedly rallied believers across denominations.
Bigots in the Bleachers
Even in the face of unkindness, BYU and its supporters chose to lead with generosity and grace. Their charitable outreach surrounding the game offered a vivid example of overcoming evil with good.
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