[…] than did the individuals themselves. Weber’s Thinking in Bennion’s Life Unknown to young Bennion when he was writing his dissertation, the time would come when he would have his own struggles with the dynamics […]
[…] magistrates, in obeying, honoring, and sustaining the law,” members of this Church will be called into military service of many nations. . . . Because of the long history of hostility upon the earth, […]
[…] a clear piece of deceit. Unless Skousen had planted in the reader’s mind his fantasy about Quigley writing a book “to expose world-wide conspiracy and disclose many of its most secret operations” (p. 4), […]
[…] asked those women to spread the word. They did. I received dozens of poems and letters about writing; those, combined with the poems in the Exponent II file (both accepted and rejected for publication) […]
[…] divinity of the Church’s origin and work’ ” (1969, 49). I interpret Rischin to mean that scholars writing in this tradition have recognized both the human and divine side of Mormon history, and that […]
[…] African-American literature, or of reading Herman Melville or Walt Whitman, as several critics have done recently, as writing from some form of “gay” identity. The more common analogy, of course, is drawn between “Mormon” […]
[…] Brigham Young in light of McQuown’s anticipated biography. In the end Brodie gave up the idea of writing a biography on Brigham Young and chose, instead, Thomas Jefferson with her award winning, controversial Thomas […]
[…] studies have shown parallels not to be the exception but the rule in the world of creative writing, and it is well known that great inventions and scientific discoveries have a way of appearing […]
<i>Dialogue 36.3 (Fall 2003): 159–175</i><br>In this paper I will explore official and unofficial messages that theLDS church has sent to girls and women about childbearing during the twentieth century and the effect those messages […]
[…] Book of Enoch had another printing in 1828. Nibley did not know this at the time of writing his article, because even the British Museum Library’s published catalog mentioned no imprint between 1821 and […]