Comments for Seth Adam Smith

Comment on The Eminent Women of the St. George Temple by Janna Barnes

Janna Barnes — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 03:38:46 +0000

THANK YOU so much for putting this all together!!!!! I have been studying women of the scriptures, pioneer women and prominent LDS women for over a month. I have abotu 10 books along with the scriptures by my bed all about women. I am learning so much about what women have to offer the world. With sooo many LDS women to study I didn’t even consider eminent women of our country’s founding! THANK YOU so very much!
~Janna, St George, UT

Comment on The Forgotten Man – Jon McNaughton by Casey Canfield

Casey Canfield — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 00:59:48 +0000

Barack Obama and the Democrats have increased the national debt since 2006 – when the Dems took control of Congress – over 4 times more than the cost of the Iraq War. You are shamefully ignorant, a leech, and part of the problem.

Comment on 50,000 Views! – Joseph Smith’s Last Dream by glenn johnson

glenn johnson — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:45:01 +0000

I am not a Mormon, however my Father’s Mother was.
She never really spoke about her faith. She did set a very loving and powerful example of God filled love, compassion and understanding.
After she passed away in 1992, I somehow received the book she took to the temple.
The book is called Articles of Faith.
The book has somehow stayed with me and recently I began to read it.
It is now the most treasured possession I own.
Although I Am an American, I live in Sweden.
Your Dream video and the 1 hour video on Joseph Smith’s life are as meaninful to me as my Grandmother’s book.
I only wish there was a temple near my village.
However, your emails are a joy to receive.
Thank you.
If I can help you, here in Sweden please contact me, anytime.
Glenn Johnson
Sigtuna, Sweden

Comment on 50,000 Views! – Joseph Smith’s Last Dream by Carolyn Carruth

Carolyn Carruth — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 04:21:51 +0000

Recall too that Joseph was murdered just three weeks prior to the presidential nominating convention as one considered a serious and viable candidate for president amongst the editors and academics along the Eastern Seaboard from DC to Boston but seen as a threat to slave state politicians who stirred the mob to have Joseph killed not for religious beliefs but for his political positions and leadership potencial. Then elected was one of our least known presidents…Polk.

Comment on 25 – A Good Year by Mormon Soprano

Mormon Soprano — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:13:08 +0000

Happy Birthday, Seth. You are accomplishing so many incredible things at such an incredibly young age. Enjoy the journey, you’ve only just begun! – MoSop