Learn how love, tolerance, and merciful care toward others will promote civility, spare us from self-righteousness, and prevent us from judging others harshly.

(3 Nephi 12:48) Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin speaks of the charge to become perfect like the Savior.

Be Ye Therefore Perfect

Statement by President Dieter F. Uchtdorf in the Sunday morning session on April 1, 2012.

Judging Others? Stop It!

We should be careful how we judge others, as we may be looking at them through our own "unclean windows." Read President Monson's full address, "Charity Never Faileth" here: http://bit.ly/d8J2Lh

Looking through Windows

A discussion of the lack of civility in today's society, highlighting some problems and dangers, but also highlighting some who are trying to make a change.

Standing Up: Civility

Learn how civility and kindness go much deeper than appearances and quick judgments. Read President Thomas S. Monson’s full address, “Charity Never Faileth.”

The Civility Experiment

The parable of the kingdom of heaven teaches about how the just will be separated from the wicked.

The Kingdom of Heaven

When our hearts are filled with the love of God, we become “kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving.”

The Merciful Obtain Mercy

November 2, 2008: Bishop H. David Burton speaks about what constitutes true success in life.

What Manner of Men and Women Ought Ye to Be?

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