Head-to-head doesn’t settle it (Utes>Cincy, Tech>Utes; Tech–Cincy didn’t play). The next tiebreaker is opponents’ conference win %, and Utes’ slate grades toughest.

No. The political winds changed. The pressure is off the church. No reason to change without more pressure to.

I know conservative members feel strongly about their concerns with the world, so trying to be mindful of their feelings or perspectives.

But I have such a hard time with the fact that our belief system and history is so relevant to this moment but it doesn’t matter one bit.

Maybe if our church had some of that, we’d be more built to help in this moment. Too bad our church is about being counted by the world as Christians.

- that if the us constitution is to be saved, it will be the priesthood that does it
- a deep mistrust of a federal government led by a bully who send occupying troops into cities as a sign of intimation
- a deep belief in courts and judges being a better way for government to work

- choosing the right and listening to that small voice even when people around you tell you that right is wrong
- believing that god wants to gather all his children in one land, regardless of skin color
- rejecting governments who try to force a way of life on a people through force

- a direct religious reverence for god’s hand in creating the constitution
- allowing people to practice sexuality regardless of societal norms or acceptance
- fleeing persecution and poverty to come to a promised land while still celebrating the heritage of their homeland

Could just as easily read: new CEO controls the most massive private religious wealth in the world.

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I don’t like to believe in grand conspiracies, but it does strike me as they are looking to cause as much damage to the country as possible. Like, what else would they be doing to erode our position in the world while staying in power. Feels purposeful.