Uploaded February 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In Orwellian fashion, Mormons are taught that what they hear is more important than what is being said. In fact their feelings are more important then what is said too. In the October 2013 Conference, Elder Robert D Hales taught that "What is said is not as important as what I hear and what I feel."
In Orwellian fashion, Mormons are taught that what they hear is more important than what is being said. In fact their feelings are more important then what is said too. In the October 2013 Conference, Elder Robert D Hales taught that "What is said is not as important as what I hear and what I feel."
