Thomas S. Monson Quotes

It Is Impossible To Stand Upright When One Plants His Roots In The Shifting Sands Of Popular Opinion And Approval. Needed Is The Courage Of A Daniel, An Abinadi, A Moroni, Or A Joseph Smith In Order For Us To Hold Strong And Fast To That Which We Know Is Right. They Had The Courage To Do Not That Which Was Easy But That Which Was Right.
We Will All Face Fear, Experience Ridicule, And Meet Opposition. Let Us
all Of Us
have The Courage To Defy The Consensus, The Courage To Stand For Principle. Courage, Not Compromise, Brings The Smile Of God's Approval. Courage Becomes A Living And An Attractive Virtue When It Is Regarded Not Only As A Willingness To Die Manfully But Also As The Determination To Live Decently. As We Move Forward, Striving To Live As We Should, We Will Surely Receive Help From The Lord And Can Find Comfort In His Words

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