Volume 42, No. 3
Fall 2009
The Fall 2009 issue begins with a though provoking article title "That Which Surpasses All Understanding: The Limitations of Human Thought" by Mark J. Nielsen, who looks at our physical and mental limitations regarding comprehension of complex things and backs it up with scientific data. This is followed by several personal voices, an interview with Gregory Prince of the history of black Mormons, and several excellent reviews.
Contents
Articles/Essays
Fiction
Gentle Persuasions
William MorrisI I often went with my father on home teaching visits when I was ten and eleven. I don’t remember why his companions were never around. I suppose they were inactive. Back then, inactivity wasn’t…
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A Visit for Tregan
Jack HarrellTregan Weaver was driving home from Madison High in his little black CRX on the first warm day of spring in Rexburg, Idaho. The trees along Main Street were in blossom, the lawns were turning…
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