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This LDS author ruined relationships arguing about politics so his readers won’t have to

New book on peacemaking serves as a guide for navigating conflict — whether over religion, politics or whatever — with grace, confidence and Christian love.

(Illustration by Christopher Cherrington  |  The Salt Lake Tribune) "Peacemaking is being able to engage in today’s difficult issues in a way that doesn’t create alienation or separation," David Ostler, author of a new book on navigating flammable topics, told The Salt Lake Tribune. "It doesn't mean that we avoid conflict."

(Illustration by Christopher Cherrington | The Salt Lake Tribune) "Peacemaking is being able to engage in today’s difficult issues in a way that doesn’t create alienation or separation," David Ostler, author of a new book on navigating flammable topics, told The Salt Lake Tribune. "It doesn't mean that we avoid conflict."