[…] example, adding the fourth verse of “Come, Come Ye Saints”), and adds newer hymns, mostly from the English Hymnal. Particularly after World War II, when America was held in high esteem by the French […]
[…] religious magazines are published at all. And yet there are Dialogue and Exponent II and Sunstone and newsletters and journals of almost a dozen Mormon associations. Now there is the New Messenger & Advocate. […]
[…] who already possess the truth and must therefore confirm it to the point of distorting it. The World of the Book of Mormon. By Paul R. Cheesman. Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Company, 1978. […]
[…] Historian,” Dialogue, 6 (Spring 1972): 23. Leonard’s philosophy and goals are revealed in the following articles: Church News, (January 15, 1972), p. 3, and (March 4, 1972), p. 3: The New Era, 4 (May […]
[…] something. Some incredible times have taught me that an adult and an infant can become companions. We share jokes, hold intense conversations in strange languages, play games, experience moments of discovery, or just sit […]
[…] cultivate the gift of healing, “every doctor might be removed from our midst.” In 1852 the Deseret News had cheered when doctors gave up trying to make a living in Utah and moved on. […]
[…] Street. Salt Lake City: Utah State Historical Society, 1979. McMillan, Constant Van Brunt. Donny and Marie Osmond: Breaking all the Rules. St. Paul, Minnesota: EMC Corporation, 1977. A Noble Son: Spencer W. Kimball. Salt […]
[…] to become a Hindu. At this time, I went to a book shop to buy a secondhand English literature book. When I opened it at the shop itself, I found a small English tract. […]
[…] article praising progress in carrying the message of Islam to the Western World will appear in the English-language press in Cairo, but an article on overt missionary work by “foreign agents” will probably not […]
[…] Where does it come from? From the parts of us that seem unacceptable in the orderly, adult world. Rampant impulses of sexuality, aggression and messiness must be tamed and suppressed. Feelings that arise in […]