[…] has been the Church’s continuing stand against the Equal Rights Amendment, its dealings with government, law, and politics, and the growing controversy over where scholarship ends and heresy begins. Unfortunately, several fine works had […]
[…] and “Extra, Extra Hiroshima Bombed! Spells Peace!” On the slant newsstand the fat paper. Under the fat headlines, the fat mushroom cloud. In the head of a twenty-year-old the wedding of hope and destruction. […]
A useful beginning for my comments may be found in a quotation from Richard Hofstadter’s Anti-intellectualism in American Life.
[…] the magnificent Christus dominating the visitors’ centers in Salt Lake and Mesa. Several years ago, the Church News grandly announced that the marble from which the second copy in Mesa was made was “imported.” […]
[…] be well armed. Eakle and Cerny are prominent contributors as well as editors: Eakle’s chapter on “ American Court Records” is a real tour de force that could stand alone as a mono graph, […]
[…] it includes names of offices that are no longer used (pastors, evangelists). The suggestion from Talmage that today’s pastors are stake presidents and that evangelists are patriarchs is not really satisfactory since those offices […]
[…] “hang” on the love of God and love of man. This principle still holds for scriptural interpretation today. The scriptures are not of one quality; they are not a legal document, equally binding in […]
[…] Dec. 1839, LDS Archives. In Preston Nibley, Joseph Smith, The Prophet (Salt Lake City, Utah: The Deseret News Press, 1944), p. 418. Emma Smith Bidamon to Joseph Smith III, 11 Oct. 1866, RLDS Library-Archives. […]
[…] film took three years to make at a cost of approximately $250,000. To pay for the film, Decker personally borrowed $65,000, obtained $50,000 from a group of investors and raised the remaining amount from donations.
[…] of the scriptures in the Church (1981, 132), and Sterling M. McMurrin has stated that “Mormons even today are in general the victims of traditional patterns of biblical thought that often tie them to […]