“There are some who
feel that venting their personal anger of deeply held opinions is more
important than conducting themselves as Jesus Christ lived and taught. . . .
How we disagree is a real measure of who we are and whether we truly follow the
Savior. It is appropriate to disagree, but it is not appropriate to
disagreeable. . . . If we show love and respect even in adverse circumstances,
we become more like Christ.”
Quentin L. Cook, “We Follow Jesus Christ,” Ensign, May 2010,
84-85.
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