[…] viewpoints. Although Hyman exhibits a clear understanding of the various strains of economic throught during Eccles’ public service, he does not appear to have carefully researched the careers of other actors in this political […]
[…] Indians Adams, Larry LaMar and Others. “Academic Success of American Indian Students at a Large Private University.” College and University 53 (Fall 1977): 100-107. Christy, Howard A. “The Walker War: Defense and Conciliation as […]
[…] their own gospel culture, to bring the gospel into every aspect of their lives—music, art, drama, thought, writing. There must be Mexican Saints who write plays and stories with the gospel at their hearts. […]
[…] impression, which, incidentally, has been shared by many others? The answer lies in Don Marshall’s approach to writing fiction. He begins by imagining an ordinary sort of person living in a small Utah town […]
[…] these days?) The novelty of Mormon Answer to Skepticism is its thesis that Joseph Smith was deliberately writing the Book of Mormon to uphold and defend Christianity from rationalists and deists, and in doing […]
[…] are eternal. The committee further reported that they had met several times with Roberts in attempts to get him to delete the offending chapters. He had refused and, rather, added material referring to recent […]
[…] who have not already been trained to write as children or who are not otherwise addicted to writing will be moved to do so by this book, or any book. As a text in […]
[…] genre, but it is not fully biographical either. It partakes enough of that older tradition of Mormon writing that it cannot be a completely truthful portrayal of B.H. Roberts. The best parts of this […]
Anticipation of a final curtain in the drama of existence, an “end” toward which history moves, has been a critical and persistent concept in Christian thought. Millennial expectations have flourished since the days of the…
[…] but must these be made enemies thus? Karen Lynn, in what is far and away the best essay in this book, answers this by saying: “The arts cannot be central to Mormon life no […]