From Joseph Smith to Bruce R. McConkie, 12 quotes about religious freedom in Church history

Religious liberty has been championed in the Church since its early pioneering roots. Many times, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints faced opposition due to their religious beliefs as they worked to establish communities. As they sought to practice their religion, they also included others in being able to live their faiths, too. In the Articles of Faith, which were part of the Wentworth letter explaining the Church’s beliefs, the 11th states: “We claim the privilege of worshiping Almighty God according to the dictates of our own conscience, and allow all men the same privilege, let them worship how, where, or what they may. [Read More]

Does Photo Show Garlic-Flavored Coca-Cola?

Fact Check Rumors claimed that the product was being test-marketed in Romania. Published Feb 14, 2015 Updated Sep 22, 2022 Image Via Pixabay ");}else if(is_tablet()){slot_number++;document.write(" Advertisment: ");} Claim: A photograph shows a can of garlic-flavored Coca-Cola being test-marketed in Romania. A photograph purportedly showing a can of Coca-Cola Garlic has been circulating on the internet since at least 2014. The image was typically accompanied by text that explained the fictional flavor of Coca-Cola was available in Romania: [Read More]

Niantic accidentally added unreleased Kyurem Black and Kyurem White to Pokmon Go as rewards

While many Pokémon fans are busy with the newly released Pokémon Scarlet and Violet The Indigo Disk DLC, Niantic made a slip and accidentally released both forms of Kyurem in Pokémon Go through the Go Battle League. Recommended Videos In a moment of confusion, some players grinding the current GBL season went to claim their reward encounters after completing a set of battles. However, instead of encountering one of the Pokémon listed in the reward section, a few lucky trainers found themselves face-to-face with the unreleased Kyurem Black or Kyurem White—neither of which has been officially announced for Pokémon Go yet. [Read More]

Some grocery stores moving away from self-checkout

Self-checkout lanes were first introduced in grocery stores in the 1980s to bring down labor expenses. But fast-forward a few decades and things are changing to the point where some stores are now slowing down the move to self-checkout, which some had predicted would take over grocery shopping by now. More stores sticking with human clerksDespite new technology, such as Kroger's conveyor belt self-checkout, the newest trend at some other stores is keeping human clerks around. [Read More]

Un Corazn | MultiTracks.com

The Mexican band Un Corazón composes their own praise and worship music oriented to show Jesus Christ to the youth, in a unique style that mixes the electronic with the organic. With a large following on social media, they are part of a new generation of Christian musicians who focus their work on producing new original music in Spanish. Their musical work is geared towards teenagers and young adults to inspire in them a life of relationship with God through Jesus, and a life of service and communion with their brothers and sisters in faith. [Read More]