[…] too, would argue that Christ should be the center of their lives. They believe that men should share one another’s burdens. They are concerned with the apparent Christless living of most Christians. Mormonism teaches […]
[…] became one of the most valuable “properties” in the recording industry. To its credit are two precedent- breaking “golden” records, symbols of over one million albums sold. Though this is common in the pops […]
There is no use discussing the Bible as literature (whether the King James, the New English Bible, or any other version) with anyone who doesn’t read it as literature but merely searches its pages […]
[…] be printed in the same form as the radio addresses, for distribution. Four days later the Deseret News Church Section carried the text of Talmage’s remarks, and it also was issued in pamphlet form. […]
[…] in Haiti. Mormon programs air on the radio, positive articles on Mormonism are frequently published in local newspapers, and the Church’s humanitarian work is well-received in the country. However, what seems to make Mormonism […]
[…] biased and unreliable. While they are likely correct in some of their assertions, other firsthand accounts and newspaper articles predating the affidavits have provided independent support for many of the claims. One likely reason […]
[…] been created since 1978 and only about 23 percent of which were in Utah (Watson 1990; Deseret News 1989-90 Church Almanac). In 1950 the Church functioned in less than fifty nations or territories, but […]
[…] Goddess her-self. In the King James Version (KJV), the Hebrew word ’asherah is always represented by the English word “grove,” following the mistranslations of the Greek Septuagint (alsos) and Latin Vulgate (lucus, nemus). Although […]
[…] I refer to is an intellectual one. The two organizations, church and university, approach and explain the world from two quite different perspectives. And even though our society accommodates both institutions, many students find […]
[…] of special interest, appears twice annually in B.Y.U. Studies and is sent to all association members. A Newsletter keeps members informed of meetings, business, projects, and awards. The association also annually awards prizes for […]