Monthly Archives: January 2015

Some 14 years ago I began worshiping in temples. It began with periodic visits to the baptistery to preform ordinances for those that couldn’t do it for themselves. These trips were largely to the Jordan River temple, with a few trips to the Salt Lake temple and Bountiful. Then as a carless freshman the frequency […]

Plato reports a tale that in the beginning people had four arms and four legs and two faces. In fear of their power Zeus divided them in half to create people as we know them today. As a result each half spends its life missing it’s other half, missing something integral that is required to […]