[…] came from doing something out of the ordinary, but we did not realize to what degree we shared the best of two, almost mutually exclusive worlds. Now that we have “joined” society, with my […]
Today there are more than 1,700 daily newspapers in the United States, many of which have circulations of several hundred thousand. Yet once a particular day’s news is superseded by the next, what remains […]
[…] noted that the traditional hemispheric view “is still widely held; within the last few months, the Church News identified the estimated 177 million Indians of North and South America and Polynesians as Lamanites.” Even […]
[…] was B. H. Roberts. I n his New Witnesses for God, 3 vols. (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1909) 3:449-60 , Roberts lists the arguments for independent authorship of chapters 40-4 6 of Isaiah: […]
[…] Doctrine: Selections from the Sermons and Writings of Joseph F. Smith, 5th ed. (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Press, 1919), 136. Alan K. Parrish, “Keys of the Priesthood,” in Encyclopedia of Mormonism, edited by […]
[…] and importance. Typical of his efforts is the following from an article appearing in the Deseret Evening News. . . . . But when the day comes that we shall have a gathering point […]
[…] the terrestrial kingdom as he had ever been. The boy recited the poem, his preadolescent voice sometimes breaking almost bass, then cracking into boyish alto. Even in his nadir, Vernie thought that, despite the […]
[…] he did visit Palmyra for a speech to the Youth missionary society in October 1822, the Palmyra newspaper still describes him as “Rev. Stockton of Skaneateles.” The earliest contemporary reference to his ministering in […]
[…] at home or abroad? Nevertheless, the present institutional and social systems discriminate against me and other who share the same opinion. We do not like this but can do little about it. This is […]
[…] man, are earnestly trying for a credible rejuvenation. A recent letter to the editor of the Deseret News (19 April 1979) stated, As a member of the LDS church . . . I must […]