[…] extreme forms of the Augustinian-Pelagian controversy, there is no recognition of what Chesterton once called “the good news of original sin,” the news, namely, that man is not left to his own resources but […]
[…] it a universal, world wide one? How did human language originate? What is the origin of the American Indian? A student does not have to be very alert to detect a difference in the […]
[…] printing of those leaders’ diaries demonstrated that even the greatest Mormons had had their trials. Exchange of news between Utah and the missions showed how, in their several duties, the Saints throughout the world […]
[…] . . . , op. cit., p. 79. Also interesting are “A Love Affair with Heber Valley USA,” Vogue, February 1, 1958, p. 132; and “The West Coast: Region with a View,” Saturday Review, […]
[…] the Western Federation of Miners, who was effectually blacklisted in Salt Lake City until the tight labor market of World War II made it possible, in his declining years, for him to get his […]
[…] and Victor Hugo’s Toilers of the Sea. The characters from these books are unlikely models for women today. Deruchette, the heroine of Toilers of the Sea and a girl who qualifies as an ideal […]
[…] to connote the old ideas. Unique L.D.S. terms and usages are also taken from native Chinese word- stock. A branch, for instance, is fun wui; this combination also has other meanings in Chinese, such […]
[…] the pathway for greater response from young people. In the February 4, 1967, issue of the Church News, Lawrence E. Nelson, director of the Commission on Youth Activities for the Lutheran Church in America, […]
[…] theme is so large and authorities on the subject so busy that vital areas of family life today among Latter-day Saints go unmentioned in this section. These too should find a place in future […]
[…] a Man and an Idea] (Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, $5.95); Clark R. Mollenhoff, George Romney, Mormon in Politics] (New York: Meredith, $5.95); and a work by Romney, The Concerns of a Citizen] (New York: […]