[…] and lore, experiencing the satisfaction of physical achievement, and sharing the profound confidences of morality and religion. Today’s young may have only the vaguest notions of the substance of the father’s vocation or the […]
[…] 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, […]
[…] University of Utah on Utah and the Church . . . (1954), the Catalogue of Books, Early Newspapers, and Pamphlets on Mormonism (1898), Dale Morgan’s 1950 bibliography, and Joseph Sudweek’s bibliography of “Discontinued LDS […]
[…] partly from a stigma that many attach to anything associated with emotional disorders. Many believe “If you live your religion, you won’t need a psychiatrist.” For many, to visit a psychiatrist would be to […]
[…] are often of high quality, with substantial intellectual content. Second, editors of and writers for The Deseret News, Latter-day Saints’ Millennial Star, The Seer, The Frontier Guardian, The Mormon, and other publications of the […]
[…] concentration of Mormons in a few Christian or Americanized countries is likely to continue as it does today, although Mormons are being con verted in such unusual places as Southeast Asia. In decreasing order […]
[…] The visible issues that separate the Arabs and Israelis may not seem overly complex to the average American; such issues are often defined in simplistic terms and thus suggest easy solutions. Yet beneath the […]
[…] esthetic can serve religion and how a rebirth of the imagination can and should serve the Church today. For if anything would militate against acceptance of an emerging Mormon literature it would be our […]
[…] transplant operation); but though these books appear relevant— that is, their subject matter is currently in the news—their relevance is really only marginal because the treatment is superficial, unoriginal, too inflexibly partisan, or inaccurate. […]
[…] however, he was becoming disillusioned with the Communist system as he witnessed Party leaders driving the s ame fine cars, living in luxurious villas, and pursuing many of the identical ostentatious patterns of the […]