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This is an awesome view!! Concerning a similiar question <http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=ithct48cqw> To answer your question. While I am not ready for this meeting because I am still a work in progress and would like to continue to enjoy life here on earth and grow. I am comfortable because I know that I have been heading in the correct direction (daily prayers, obediance, service, faith, etc.) for quite sometime and know that Gods grace will make up the difference.

I am currently reading The Autobiography of Gordon B. Hinkley. What a great inspirational leader he was! I would recommend this book in a heartbeat.

My counsel would be to first seek help from your family Dr., if it is a medicial problem, he should be able to make a correct diagnosis and treatment. Then follow his prescribed method of treatment. Secondly, after the Dr. visit, I would seek a blessing either from your home teachers (if you have them), your father, someone you trust holding the priesthood, or your Bishop. Thirdly seek your God in daily prayer, ready and ponder the scriptures. Seek out good things to listen, read, and watch. Remember, God promises that he will not leave you, and that he loves you no matter what. Let us know how you are doing.

I am a little confused when one indicates God has no bodily passions. Passions by definition are compelling and/or strong feelings. So am I correct in thinking that what is being said that God does not have strong feelings such as anger, joy, etc.?

The actual 1978 Church Declaration allowing black males to hold the Priesthood may be viewed at the following: LDS Newsroom - 1978 Official Declaration