Comments about ‘Michelle King: Sharing your values with family and friends without sounding preachy or judgmental’

"... that run against our family values ..."

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It's interesting you phrase it like that. Each family may have a set of "family values", and you know what? They aren't always the same for different families; and thats okay. They don't need to be the same.

You might value Sunday as the sabbath, but other families (Jewish for example) value Saturday as the sabbath.

You might value Monday as FHE night, and another family might make their family night Friday instead.

Defining "values" is another of those gray areas, as the definition of "values" is relative.

It seems the people who are the most enthusiastic about sharing their values and preaching their believes are among the biggest hippocrites.

'Its tricky when you and your neighbors or even other family members dont work off the same set of guidelines or values.' - Article

You, have every right to adhere to the values you, subscribe to.

You, have every right to proclaim the values, you, subscribe to.

You do NOT have the right to INFRINGE those rights, on anyone else.

Would you like some examples?

*Federal judge dismisses Summum suit against Pleasant Grove By Dennis Romboy DSNews 06/04/10

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against the city that claim it violated the establishment clause of the US consitution by allowing a Ten Commandments monument by rejecting one showing the the Salt Lake-based religious sects beliefs. The clause in the First Amendment prohibits government from adopting a national religion.

*'LDS Church's in-kind donations to Prop. 8 total $190K' - By Lynn Arave - By Dsnews - 02/03/09

'Proposition 8 was a ballot measure in California last November that changed the state constitution to restrict the definition of marriage to opposite-sex couples and eliminated same-sex couples' right to marry.'

Moderator, these are stories from your paper.