We genuinely love and care for all our neighbors, whether or not they believe as we do.

So I want to tell you what the meme says, and you're of Elder Anderson and he's speaking in

conference and he's got the flowers in the background and it says it's particularly heartbreaking

when former church members leave and speak out against the church.

It is heartbreaking for all of us when harsh or dismissive words about the Savior,

his followers and his church are spoken or published by those who once stood with us,

took the sacrament with us and testified with us of the divine mission of Jesus Christ.

They are Judas. We genuinely love and care for all our neighbors, whether or not they believe

as we do. Sometimes it's better just not to engage with the Judas's. There are times when being

a peacemaker means that we resist the impulse to respond and instead with dignity remain quiet.

They are Judas. Jesus taught us to withdraw from the circle of anger and contention.

In one example, after the Pharisees confronted Jesus and counseled how they might destroy him,

the Scriptures say that Jesus withdrew himself from them and miracles occurred as great multitudes

followed him and he healed them all. We too can move away from contention and bless the lives

of others while not isolating ourselves in our own corner. We genuinely love and care for

all our neighbors whether or not they believe as we do.

This is infants on thrones, baby steps, who are sought to preach to the philosophies of men,

I like magical time, who are prudent and gentle, mingled with humor. I don't believe them,

who people are willing to preach to do the philosophies of men mingle with humor. We are evolving.

Baby steps, even by end, is rule of the man.

All right, welcome back to infants on thrones. I'm Glenn Ostland and this is episode 796.

General Conference Review Part 2. The Judas peacemakers Smackdown.

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