[…] called Sons of Helaman), there seems to be an enthusiasm for militarism. (1 Ne. 19:7-10; Alma 43:4 6-47; 46: 11-21, 30-31; 53: 18-22; 56:10-11.) Along with these examples of militarism, however, there are also […]
[…] to follow the Separatist leader in Massachusetts. After Williams fled the colony during the winter of 16 34-35, Thomas and his brother William joined him in his Rhode Island wilderness. However according to family […]
[…] tory of the Mormons. He began research on that history in the 1930s, plugged away at it for most of the rest of his life, but never finished it because of a protracted series […]
[…] Zion. In explaining this importance, let me be a little personal. When I began college in 19 35, the Church had only 750,000 members. The Idaho county where I had grown up and attended […]
[…] as “a marvelous work and a wonder!” To use Emerson’s image, England’s lengthened shadow continues to fall over both the institutional Church and Mormon culture twenty years after his passing. Given the quality of […]
[…] From the beginning the Book of Mormon has enjoyed the full treatment from Parallelomaniacs.” In his 194 6 review of Fawn Brodie’s book No Man Knows My History, Nibley was quite insistent that parallels do […]
[…] on his palate and jaw. Because of this he suffered stoically through 30 operations in the 1 6 years before his death in 1939.) Freud’s achievements are monumental. He pioneered the technique and application […]
Dialogue 36.3 (Fall 2003): 191–1933Claudia Bushman and others reflect back on Exponent II.
[…] Carmen had ceased to knead the dough on the table in front of her and was poised over the breadboard as if it were a pulpit. “Nineteen months, Thelm. Wednesday, it will be one […]
Ziner didn’t make Mr. Lind sick, so he’s under no obligation to make him feel better. Whatever small thing he chooses to do is purely out of kindness. Mr. Lind wastes in his tender […]