By Jesse Fisher
Early LDS leaders taught that the Saints had brought Babylon’s follies with them to Utah and that, in order to build the prophesied latter-day Zion, those traditions had to be rep
So, you are finished with the laundry? Good for you. But, are you naked? Unless you are naked, you are not REALLY finished with the laundry, because the clothes you are wearing need to be washed.
By Joe Capell
Everywhere you go anymore, you’ll find people staring down at their rectangles. They’ll be Facebooking or Pinteresting or Twittering or somethinging.(I’m officially old now. Why? Be
By Jesse Fisher
During the early 1870s, LDS leaders spoke about how the Saints left ‘Babylon’ for Utah. Have we left Babylon behind us?“We are living in that eventful time, and the Lord has set h
LDS leaders during the 1870s were teaching the Saints that they could never reach their goal of establishing Zion in the Utah Territory if they kept “clinging to Babylon”. One leader hinted that
I was listening to Christmas music on the radio when it dawned on me they weren’t playing many songs about Christ.Oh, the weather outside is frightful, and there are plenty of songs about that. B
By Jesse Fisher
Last time we saw from quotes given by early LDS leaders that Babylon is the false organization of society. Let’s look now at those same brethren’s teachings about Babylon’s fatefu
Let me just state the obvious right here at the start: I’m more important than you! I shouldn’t have to say it. I mean, I’m ME and you’re YOU; of course I’m more important!We have rules for a rea
Sometimes that recliner is just a little too comfortable.You know you should get up, get out and do something, and you’re sure that you will…but in a few minutes. Not right now. You’re cozy in
By Jesse FisherIn the April 1873 General Conference, President Brigham Young pointed out another value of Babylon, Zion’s opposite, that the Saints have yet to overcome – avarice, the insatiable
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