"In our day, those found in dishonesty aren't put to death, but something within them dies. Concience chokes, character withers, self-respect vanishes and integrity dies...without hoesty, our lives disinegrate into ugliness, chaos and a lack of any kind of security and confidence." (Gordon B. Hinckley, Standing for Something. New York: Three Rivers Press. 2000. Print)

"...that means being true when you are tempted, being true when you don’t want to be, being true when it means standing alone from the rest of the world." (Ruth B. Wright, “Draw Strength from the Book of Mormon,” Ensign, Nov 1990)

"The real worth of a man is not in himself along, but in what he stands for." (Sterling W. Sill)