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This is the introduction through chapter 2 of Many are Called but Few are Chosen by H. Verlan Andersen read by LDS Liberty's Tammy Broderick. This sample is released in conjunction with a special action item/offer to buy a pack of 10 CDs for $12.50 containing the whole audiobook and many other bonus tracks from Ezra Taft Benson, Hugh Nibley, Stephen Pratt and others. Having a friend listen to the CD will constutute an almost complete re-awakening if they haven't considered these materials before. You have until February 7th 2013 to take advantage of this offer before the price reverts back to $5.00 per CD.  You may purchase at: http://www.ldsfreedombooks.com/a/featured/many-are-called-audio-10-pack/?ref=ldsliberty

JC interviews Rob and Stuart with Larsen Rare Coins and Bullion. We review emergency preparedness and how precious metals can be a part of our preparedness strategy. We also distinguish between bullion and numismatics and what a few advantages are of one over the other. They are holding an open house on Saturday the 17th of November 2012 at their location at 230 N Orem Blvd from 9am to 6pm. Please mention LDS Liberty at purchase. To purchase gold and silver online, please go to http://ldsliberty.org to find an affilliate link and if you don't see one, please go to http://larsenrarecoins.com/ and find a way of mentioning that you found them through LDS Liberty.

Johnny Hardy - a firm believer that the only moral role of government is to protect rights, the federal government should be strictly restrained to the powers specifically delegated in the Constitution, and the US military should not be engaged in aggresive undeclared wars throughout the world - was seriously considering voting for Mitt Romney.  Johnny discusses why he first considered that Romney may be worthy of his vote and then discusses why he no longer feels this way.  He also discusses whether voting 3-party is a worthless vote and Jeremy ends the episode with whom he is planning to vote for on election day. 

LDS Liberty interview Jacob Culliton of leoneslaw.org on the right to travel in a "motor vehicle" or it it an "automobile" without a license from the state. 

Shiloh Logan teaches LDS Liberty listeners about what Captain Moroni was really doing by raising the Title of Liberty. He also references a Hugh Nibley talk that could shed some light on why Captain Moroni used a rent coat as he spoke about their Nephites being a remenant of Joseph. 

Darth Ben returns to LDS Liberty to make the case that Latter-day Saints should be rejoicing over the recent Supreme Court decision to uphold Obamacare.  Darth Ben claims that since the Lord inspired the creation of the Constitution and Obamacare was implemented by following the mechanics of the Constitution, then Latter-day Saints should be eagerly supporting this legislation.  Listen to JC and Jeremy try to courageously defend the Republic from this onslaught of tyranny through the teaching of principles regarding the proper role of government.

JC and Jeremy revisit the topic from the previous IP debate. JC dstinguishes the difference between physical property and the nature of true principles. Jeremy says that how words are used is important when discussing concepts. This episode was recorded using inferior equipment at the workplaces of both JC and Jeremy. Please take the time to get to know our new sponsor, infogenix.com. If you need SEO work, supporting infogenix will help LDS Liberty in an unprecedented way. 

JC debates Johnny Hardy - author of LDS Liberty article “Our Right to Intellectual Property” - about whether Intellectual Property falls under the proper role of government.  Johnny makes the case that IP can fall under the proper role of government based upon contract law.  JC makes the case that government protection of IP is the improper use of force as all inspiration comes for Heavenly Father.  You decide who is correct. 

Dana Wood, a mother of 10 who has homeschooled in 1985, explains the many different reasons why Latter-day Saint parents should consider homeschooling their children. She addresses many different reasons such as public schools not being a safe environment, educational misinformation and God being taken out of public schools and thus public education.  Dana discusses how receiving false educational ideas at public schools can and does lead to a loss of testimony in later years.  Children who are taught from the perspective that all truth is one and comes from God will actually strengthen the testimony of our children.  She also talks about how we as parents are best suited to help our children develop their God-given talents and interests so they can magnify the individual missions that Heavenly Father has for them to do in this life. 

JC and Shiloh Logan discuss the nature of testimony and how bearing down testimony by the spirit is the Lord's answer for solving the world's ills. The world, in fear, resorts to force, violence and bloodshed to control others. The Book of Mormon teaches us through the examples of the sons of mosiah, Alma the younger, Enos and others, that the process to create a better world begons with one's self thorugh repentance. Once our salvation is worked out the love we partake of causes us to not only seek the welfare of thouse around us, but also to secure the same even for our enemies. When we can stand forth in love and declare the word with love, by bearing down testimony we can be instruments in the hands of the Lord in making the world a better place. The word of God is more powerful than the sword.

This episode of the LDS Liberty show is to help Latter-day Saints understand why we placed a billboard along I-15 that says: "Why did Spencer W. Kimball say: 'We are a Warlike People'? Find out at WarlikePeople.com" We examine general and specific reasons why we should obey the Lord's commandment in Doctrine and Covenants section 98:16: "(...) Renounce war and proclaim peace, and seek diligently to turn the hearts of the children to their fathers, and the hearts of the fathers to the children."

My beloved brethren and sisters, what a glorious blessing to be assembled in another great general conference of the Church. I ask for an interest in your faith and prayers as I speak to you about a subject that is very close to my heart and that affects the worldwide Church. We have recently celebrated the bicentennial of the signing of the United States Constitution. That commemoration marked the beginning of a series of bicentennial anniversaries of events leading up to the ratification of the Constitution, implementation of the government it created, and the writing and ratification of the Bill of Rights. We look forward to the future commemoration of each of these important events during the next four years. It is as a result of these events that we are able to meet today in peace as members of the restored Church of Jesus Christ. For this we should all be eternally grateful. I desire, therefore, to speak to you about our divine Constitution, which the Lord said “belongs to all mankind” (D&C 98:5; italics added) “and should be maintained for the rights and protection of all flesh, according to just and holy principles” (D&C 101:77; italics added). Read More...

LDS Liberty interviews Rod meldrum, scientific researcher and founder of firmlds.com and bookofmormonevidence.org who makes his case that The Book of Mormon lands are actually in North America. LDS Liberty finds that this sheds further light on our responsability as Latter-day Saints to serve the Lord in this land of promise becuase the blessings of liberty are reserved for those upon this land who take upon themselves the name of Christ. If you enjoyed this episide and would like to be notified of further episodes and articles posted at LDS Liberty, sign up for our e-mail newsletter HERE. 

Dustin Peterson, a Sr at BYU Idaho currently taking some time off from school right now to work for Ron Paul, discusses why liberty loving Latter-day Saints should support Dr. Paul for president.  Dustin expounds upon the fundamental principles Ron Paul will adhere to when making presidential decisions.  Jeremy and JC question Dustin on Paul's stance on key issues including government health care, income taxes, abortion, immigration, undeclared wars, the American empire, the war on drugs, the Federal Reserve, Israel, and the gold standard. 

Why were there so many dissensions of Nephites to the Lamanites in the Book of Mormon? The Jews had a practice called Cherem by which the comomunity withdrew from the individual who was sinning or bringing harm to it. It was a way to deal with people who were being bad but couldn't be fined because they hadn't stolen or infringed on the rights of anyone else. Could the practice of shunning and placing someone outside the protection of a community's laws be the explanation for much of what happened in the Book of mormon? JC makes the case for how 'Cherem' could be a way that LDS people can potentially use government to promote righteousness without being in danger of implementing unrighteous dominion. 

Shiloh Logan discusses the eternal nature of our agency. 

Many LDS people forget that the founding of the US was for the retoration of the gospel and that the restoration of the gospel was so that we (the gentiles) could teach the gospel to the children of father Lehi. How do the immigration laws we support square with this mandate?