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Quote of the Day
Mar/Apr 2000 Archive
 | April 29, 2000
Mandating that homosexuals be able to serve as scoutmasters . . . would
be like having a male Girl Scout leader. I can't imagine any parent
that would allow a male to be primary chaperone for an outing where the
girls are undressing and taking showers and baths out in the wild.
-- Sterling D. Allan
April 29 editorial

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 | April 26, 2000
Great nations die when they cease to live by the great principles which
gave them the vision and strength to rise above tyranny and human
degradation. Unless the abortion decision is reversed . . . the future of
America is in grave doubt, for no nation can remain free or exercise moral
leadership when it has embraced the doctrine of death.
-- Senator Jesse Helms
Forward, The Right to Live; the Right to Die

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 | April 25, 2000
5 And thou shalt continue in calling upon God in my name, and writing the
things which shall be given thee by the Comforter, and expounding all
scriptures unto the church.
7 For thou shalt devote all thy service in Zion; and in this thou shalt
have strength.
9 And in temporal labors thou shalt not have strength, for this is not
thy calling. Attend to thy calling and thou shalt have wherewith to magnify
thine office, and to expound all scriptures, and continue in laying on of
the hands and confirming the churches.
-- The Lord, to Joseph Smith (D&C 24:5,7,9)

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 | April 19, 2000
"At one point during
Khrushchev's visit, the Soviet Premier boasted to the Agriculture Secretary
that Benson's own grandchildren would live under Communism. Benson
replied tartly that he expected to do all in his power to assure that
Khrushchev's and all other grandchildren would live under freedom. The
Communist leader then responded in essence, according to Benson's personal
account: 'You Americans are so gullible. No, you won't accept
communism outright, but we'll keep feeding you small doses of socialism
until you'll finally wake up and find you already have communism.' "
-- The
New American; Feb. 28, 2000; p. 36.

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 | April 17, 2000
"Physicists have already brought most of the forces of nature into a
single underlying theory. The ultimate theory will incorporate gravity as
well. ....The discovery of the final theory could have a cultural influence
as well, one comparable to what was felt at the birth of modern science.
...Learning how the universe is governed by the impersonal principles of a
final theory may not end mankind's persistent superstitions, but at least it
will leave them a little less room."
-- Steven Weinberg, TIME, April 10, 2000; pp. 86,87
* * * * * *
The new unified field theory being set forth by David W. Allan which
includes a new model for gravity also introduces a fifth field -- the
spiritual dimension. The theory (not yet published) shows how the spiritual
dimension ties into the physical, in essence providing scientific means of
verifying the spiritual realm.
Sterling D. Allan
webmaster for www.allanstime.com

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 | April 15, 2000
"Someone is working in
your bureau. You ask him where he's from and he tells you PSYOP, Fort Bragg,
and then you have to go ask somebody higher up, 'Is this right?'"
-- Staff member at CNN
See article

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 | April 13, 2000
"One man's terrorist - is
another man's Freedom Fighter!"
-- Ronald Reagan

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 | April 11, 2000
"And the key of the house
of David will I lay upon his shoulder; so he shall open, and none shall
shut; and he shall shut, and none shall open."
-- Isaiah 22:22 on p. 888
of the Old Testament (LDS)

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 | April 10, 2000
"Don't you agree that it
is very ironic that you are my Internet Service Provider?"
-- Sterling to his bishop
April 9, 2000

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 | April 8, 2000
"He [God] revealeth the
deep and secret things: he knoweth what is in the darkness, and the light
dwelleth with him."
-- Daniel 2:22

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 | April 7, 2000
"Officially, Hinckley has
called the building, built at a reported cost of $240 million, a 'bold
step.'"
-- Salt
Lake Tribune, April 1, 2000, p. A-1
* * * * * * * * * * * *
37 For behold, ye do love money, and your substance, and your fine
apparel, and the adorning of your churches, more than ye love the poor and
the needy, the sick and the afflicted.
38 O ye pollutions, ye hypocrites, ye teachers, who sell yourselves for that
which will canker, why have ye polluted the holy church of God? Why are ye
ashamed to take upon you the name of Christ? Why do ye not think that
greater is the value of an endless happiness than that misery which never
dies--because of the praise of the world?
39 Why do ye adorn yourselves with that which hath no life, and yet suffer
the hungry, and the needy, and the naked, and the sick and the afflicted to
pass by you, and notice them not?
-- Mormon
8

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 | April 4, 2000
"The custodians of 'respectable' opinion seek to induce public
amnesia regarding the crimes of Communism....
"In the 1997 edition [of Guinness Book of World Records], the section
describing 'Worst mass Killings' indicted Communist Cambodia for the worst
genocide 'as a percentage of a nation's total population'; Red China for the
largest aggregate body count (between 26.3 and 63.7 million victims) in
state-sponsored killings; and National Socialist (Nazi) German for 'the most
extreme extermination campaign against a people.' The 1998 edition, however,
dispenses entirely with any mention of Red China."
-- William Norman Grigg
"So, Who Won the Cold War?"
TNA, Apr. 10, 2000

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 | April 2, 2000
"...the unforeseeable future..."
-- Gordon B. Hinckley, April 1, 2000
("Prophet, Seer, Revelator for the LDS Church")
Saturday Morning General Conference
* * * * * * *
"For the
Lord hath poured out upon you the spirit of deep sleep, and hath closed your
eyes: the prophets and your rulers, the seers hath he covered."
-- Isaiah 29:10

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 | March 30, 2000
"Discovery of a unified field theory in physics may just be the
precursor to discovery and acceptance of a unified social theory"
-- John H. Schoppe

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 | March 28, 2000
"Yet in this scenario there was less of that turmoil on the western
portion of our country. There was even a certain amount of prosperity, and
it was there that I could see the new seat of power, if that is what it
could be called. This area, or city or whatever, while on the eastern edge
or shore line of the western portion of land, was located in almost the
exact center of the combination of both halves of the country. Later when I
looked at a map of the United States, I realized that it would have been
very near present-day Kansas City.
"From this location I could see power radiating outward, almost like
light flowing out to strengthen and stabilize other areas. This power was
what I called patriotism or strong moral character or spirituality -- a true
spiritual force that was the only real governing power over the whole land.
This is why I called that area the seat of power.
"But I must state this power was totally spiritual -- a true power of
spirit such as the angel beside me was exhibiting, or that I had felt
emanating from Christ while I had been in His presence."
-- Elane Durham
I Stand All Amazed,
p. 55,56

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 | March 27, 2000
"I knew my being in
Christ's presence was only temporary, for I was not fully prepared to remain
there. I remember the phrase 'higher laws and ordinances,' which I
knew meant at least proper baptism, filling my mind, and I knew I would have
to go back to mortality and take care of those things before I could remain
in His presence forever."
-- Elane Durham
I Stand All Amazed,
p. 37

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 | March 25, 2000
"These polygamist cults
have every angle for a good writer -- conflict, crime, subterfuge. And while
I have many friends who are polygamists, this book might be a warning to
other people from going into polygamy. I would tell my own children not to,
but they may anyway."
-- John Llewellyn
Former polygamist and author of "Murder
of a Prophet: The Dark Side of Utah Polygamy"
(Source: Salt
Lake Tribune, 3/24/00)

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 | March 23, 2000
"The world is a dangerous place to live;
not because of the people who are evil,
but because of the people who don't do
anything about it."
-- Albert Einstein

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 | March 19, 2000
"If Buddha were here today, he wouldn't be a
Buddhist; if Jesus were here today, he wouldn't be a Christian; if Joseph
were here today, he wouldn't be a Mormon."
-- Craig Tholson, 3/19/00

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 | March 17, 2000
"The fine for census non-compliance has never been
enforced during the entire history of the census."
-- Robert D. Clair
[yes, that is the name
given]
www.census.gov

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 | March 16, 2000
"Man may deceive his fellowmen, deception may follow deception, and
the children of the wicked one may have power to seduce the foolish and
untaught, 'til naught but fiction feeds the many, and the fruit of falsehood
carries in its current the giddy to the grave."
-- Oliver Cowdery
("Times and Seasons;" Vol. 2. p. 201.)

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 | March 15, 2000
"Ask Census Bureau officials, and they say they are
unaware of anyone ever being prosecuted for lying on or refusing to answer a
census form. A Salt Lake Tribune researcher could find no
instances of that, either. The New York Times also came up
empty-handed."
-- SL
Tribune, March 15, 2000
"It is against the law not to fill in the forms
accurately. However, the Census Bureau does not enforce that.
It's not our intent to go after people."
-- Anjali Olgeirson,
U.S. Census Bureau spokeswoman,
Denver regional office

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 | March 14, 2000
"Now I want you to sit here and learn two very important lessons.
The first lesson is that even in the making of a simple think like a pencil,
we use a lot of the world's natural resources. When we throw them away, we
are throwing away the world's natural resources, and that is violence
against nature. The second lesson is that because in an affluent society we
can afford to buy all of these things in bulk, we overconsume these things,
and because we overconsume the resources of the world, we are denying those
resources to people elsewhere who have to live in poverty. And that is
violence against humanity."
-- Mahatma Gandhi to his grandson
Brigham Young Magazine, Spring 2000, p. 42

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 | March 13, 2000
In 1996, there were 1,260,000 babies born to unmarried women, or 32.4
percent of all births. Back in 1960, only 224,300 children were born out of
wedlock, or 5.3 percent of the total.
(U.S. National Center for Health Statistics, Vital
Statistics of the United States, annual report.)

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 | March 11, 2000
"While in a trance-state,
a person is highly vulnerable to demonic intrusions."
Randall N. Baer
Inside the New
Age Nightmare, p. 50.

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 | March 10, 2000
"He's the most
charismatic man. Any woman alone in a room with him for five minutes
would have done the exact same thing."
-- Monica Lewinsky,
on Bill Clinton in the April issue of Jane magazine
"For the natural man is an enemy to God, and has been from the fall
of Adam, and will be, forever and ever, unless he yields to the enticings of
the Holy Spirit, and putteth off the natural man and becometh a saint
through the atonement of Christ the Lord, and becometh as a child,
submissive, meek, humble, patient, full of love, willing to submit to all
things which the Lord seeth fit to inflict upon him, even as a child doth
submit to his father." (Mosiah 3:19.)

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 | March 9, 2000
There are 435 hits for the
word "revelation" in the New Testament, including each verse of
the book of Revelation. Those of the outlying areas of Utah are far more
prone to be interested in receiving personal revelation as well as studying
the book of Revelation, than are those of the central 801 area, who say to
"let the Brethren do all the revealing for us," which amounts to
virtually nothing, for their primary revelation is to "leave the
mysteries alone."
-- S.D.A
435 -- Telephone Area Code
for Utah Outside the 801 Wasatch Front Central Corridor

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 | March 8, 2000
Only in America
do we stamp our god
"In God we trust"
- Only in America, Creed

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 | March 7, 2000
"I've always said, when guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have
guns."
-- Clara Howard

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 | March 6, 2000
"Let's call a spade a spade. The W.T.O. is nothing other than
a vehicle for managed trade whereby the politically connected, campaign
contributors and fat cats get the benefits of exercising their position as a
preferred group. Preferred that is, by the Washington and international
political and bureaucratic establishments."
-- Congressman Ron Paul

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 | March 4, 2000
Here is how this shell game works. Congress gets a wish list from the
State Department asking for $22 billion. Congress holds hearings, looks it
over and cuts a few items here and there that they do not want to fund.
Let's say they end up giving the State Department $21 billion for next
year's "international affairs" operations. Congress naively
expects the State Department spend the money as outlined in the budget. But
that isn't what happens. Once in State's hands, all Clinton has to do is
issue a Presidential Decision Directive (PDD), the specific wording of which
is always kept secret, and this big pot of money can flow in any direction
he directs.
-- Joel Skousen
WORLD AFFAIRS BRIEF March 3, 2000
www.joelskousen.com

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 | March 2, 2000
"But really, this is a minor thing--a little handful who, over a
period of some years now, have been excommunicated--in comparison with the
tremendous growth that is going on. We are talking of five, six,
seven, eight cases in a church of nine million people. Really, it is
miniscule."
-- President Gordon B. Hinckley
Biography by Sheri L. Dew, p. 577
(p.s. I personally know about 100 who were ex'ed) |
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