[…] the significance of corporeality in the Mormon imagination is such that Mormonism’s racial wounds run deep. With -out a thoughtful consideration of the impact of the priesthood and temple restrictions, their legacy manifests in […]
No other aspect of Latter -day Saint teachings led to more discussion, ridicule, head–shaking, and even outrage in the twentieth century than the Church’s position regarding Black African priesthood denial. While most American mainstream […]
[…] the whole earth. D&C 109:72 In the South African township of Soweto lives Julia Mavimbela, a seventy -three–year–old black woman. In 1955 her husband, John, died, leaving Julia with five children under the age […]
[…] the now uncommon LaNae, LaVelle variety. More contemporary observers note the abundance of female names ending in -lee such as Ashlee and Kaylee. The pseudo suffix -lyn, as seen in Kaylyn, is also common, […]
[…] verse’s immediate neighborhood are exactly that, while ABOUT only occurs roughly once in every twenty–five instances. The human brain, reaching for analogous structures as a means of interpretation, makes the statistically smart choice if […]
[…] slaves out of the surplus revenue arising from the sale of public lands”—recognized both the sacredness of human rights and the sanctity of “property rights” within that context. His opposition to emancipation without recompense […]
[…] cause that your bosom shall burn within you; therefore you shall feel that it is right.” (D.&C.9:7 -8.) This is exactly what the Brethren have done; not only Oliver Cowdery (to whom the order […]
[…] have been exposed to some of these ideas about heaven. Yet many of the most influential nineteenth -century Church leaders, including three prophets, taught these ideas, and they have not been superseded by new […]
[…] with his trademark blend of humor and emotional depth. Annette Haws, renowned for her keen observations of human relationships, adds her unique perspective to the discussion. With a wealth of experience as both a […]
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