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I hope someone can help me find a Topic discussion here at StayLDS. I thought I saved the link, but alas I can’t find it. I want to review it for a HP lesson I’m giving on Obedience this Sunday (June 17) , and think it might make for some interesting and useful discussions. One to two months ago, I briefly looked it. It was a discussion of commandments. As I recall, it referred to two kinds: one directly focused on spirituality. The other had more to do with attendant issues (I believe, like necessary things to support organized religion). One commenter said even these helped him/her be more spiritual.
I hope this description jogs someone’s memory who can tell me where I can find it.
I’ll try to find it and post the link. I’ll probably end up posting multiple links, since I’m not sure exactly which thread you mean. “Is Obedience the 1st Law of Heaven”( http://forum.staylds.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2365&hilit=commandments “What is sin?”( http://forum.staylds.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2118&hilit=commandments Dash, There is a thread started in April 2011 by Cadence called “When rules replace religion” that may have some good material for your lesson.
http://forum.staylds.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=2388&hilit=replace Thanks Ray and Heber. “Is Obedience the 1st Law of Heaven” was what I was looking for, and Heber’s suggestion is new to me and also helpful. I hope to have a good discussion for my TBM HP quorum tomorrow, thanks to the two of you. I had to give a talk on obedience the other day… dash1730 wrote:Thanks Ray and Heber. “Is Obedience the 1st Law of Heaven” was what I was looking for, and Heber’s suggestion is new to me and also helpful. I hope to have a good discussion for my TBM HP quorum tomorrow, thanks to the two of you.
Dash,
How did your lesson go?
I collected 27 pages of info, the biggest portion of which came from StayLDS. I was literally overwhelmed by good stuff. Unfortunately, I didn’t have the time to develop the presentation, so I think the lesson was mediocre at best. The just didn’t seem to understand what I was saying. But I have kept the research so I can give it again as a lesson, talk or perhaps an essay. It’s just to good to not develop. Thanks again for everyone’s help.
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