[…] internally developed, is just part of the cause of the misery of the women French describes. The stories of Mira’s friends mirror the lives of some women living in the suburbs in the late […]
[…] the fact that Valley Tan and the Salt Lake Tribune appear in Part Two while the Deseret News is not introduced until Part Three. Both The Story of the Latter-day Saints and The Mormon […]
[…] have not always been conscious of Father’s concern. About a year after the formaldehyde incident, he c ame home leading a pinto horse that snorted and switched its tail and flashed a wild white […]
[…] in the virgin soil so exceptionally hospitable to all ideas and new immigrants. Russian writers took a lively interest in Mormonism, as is apparent in this writer’s reference to polygamy. The reasons for that […]
[…] Idaho.” Utah Historical Quarterly 47 (Spring 1979): 194-214. Poulsen, Richard C. “Folk Material Culture of Sanpete-Sevier Area: Today’s Reflections of a Region Past.” Utah Historical Quarterly 47 (Spring 1979): 130-147. Wilson, William. “Folklore of […]
[…] for the Church; yet Mormonism falls short of a doctrine of infallibility with respect to this office. Today, in spite of the fact that it is a revealed religion, Mormonism is all but creedless. […]
[…] do with regard to his own heritage. Three of these biographies, Eugene England’s Brother Brigham, Frank M. Fox’s /. Reuben Clark: The Public Years, and Truman G. Madsen’s Defender of the Faith: The B. H. […]
[…] college student was at BYU.) We had made the gospel a vital and important part of our lives, had endeavored to be active in the community and to spread the light of Christ wherever […]
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[…] they who are righteous and serve God, have climbed to those eternities that are to come” (Church News, week ending 23 April I960, p. 3). The Church’s determined reluctancy to endorse either view is […]