[…] or promotional religious activities. Some of its scholars, in addition to Dr. Goodspeed, had acquired national and international reputations. These included such men as Martin Sprengling and A. T. Olmstead in Semitic studies, J. […]
[…] was to blame, John Jacob McKay stumbled back from the Glacier, After three fruitless years of desperate search Between Huntsville and Brigham, To die. Now and again other men, Lost in its ecstacy of […]
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[…] A request from George Carpenter for sea gull drawings for the 1907 Christmas edition of the Deseret News inspired Mahonri’s design for another work of importance to the Mormon heritage, the Sea Gull Monument. […]
Dialogue 8.1 (Spring 1973): 73–77
Responding to Bush, Hugh Nibley argues that it is God who chooses who he wants to ordain and who should be denied due to various reasons, hence the scripture “Many are called, but few are chosen.”
[…] Leonard Arrington and D. Michael Quinn, and a generally balanced and well researched investigation of “The Mormon Search for Community in the Modern World/’ by James B. Allen. Concentrating on the twentieth century challenge […]
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[…] the Cambridge Bible Commentary, published by Cambridge University Press and based on the translation of the New English Bible. The commentary on each gospel is done by a different British scholar. The stated purpose […]
[…] •arena I am not bound by many of their limitations. The game we are playing in this search for truth is one of synthesis, not one contrived of extreme religionists on one hand and […]
Dr. Clinton F. Larson has been acclaimed as a Mormon poet, even as the first Mormon poet. In his review of The Lord of Experience Professor John B. Harris seems to have represented many of…