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(10/24/04)
"It is not an easy thing for us to defend the position that bothers so many
others. But, brethren and sisters, never be ashamed of the gospel of Jesus
Christ. Never apologize for the sacred doctrines of the gospel. Never feel
inadequate and unsettled because you cannot explain them to the satisfaction of
all who might enquire of you. Do not be ill at ease or uncomfortable because you
can give little more than your conviction." - Boyd K. Packer, "The
Peaceable Followers of Christ," Ensign, April 1998, p. 67
(10/25/04)
"Because of the temptation to intellectual pride, always remember that the
sun rises and shines on gentle and simple alike, so the light of truth beams as
directly upon the simplest and humblest of God's children as upon you. Do not,
therefore, be ashamed of spiritual truths, Do not reject them or think you must
amend them because they are common to you and to those who have not had the
advantage of higher education. Be not ashamed of Jesus Christ because the poor
believe in him and some of the mighty of the world do not. Do not let your
scientific intellect discard truths merely because they are not subject to
demonstrable proof. Open your hearts and souls so that you may have
understanding of spiritual truth. Your natural associations will be with persons
of culture, but keep close to those who have warm hearts, character, faith and
testimony. Devote yourselves to the calls that shall come to you in life to
render service to others and service to God." - Howard W. Hunter, BYU
Speeches of the Year, 1960
(10/26/04)
"Elder Delbert L. Stapley, who served as a member of the Council of the
Twelve a number of years ago, quoted Paul in his epistle to the Romans: 'For I
am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto
salvation.' Then Elder Stapley added: 'If we are not ashamed of the gospel of
Christ, then we should not be ashamed to live it. And if we are not ashamed to
live it, then we should not be ashamed to share it.'" - Thomas S. Monson,
"That All May Hear," Ensign, May 1995, p. 4