Sunstone
April 25, 2018[…] to print. And when they do hold up, one can always find typographical errors, printing smudges and design problems. Something of a poet himself, Job understood the hazards of publishing. But apparently he had […]
[…] to print. And when they do hold up, one can always find typographical errors, printing smudges and design problems. Something of a poet himself, Job understood the hazards of publishing. But apparently he had […]
[…] that someone, somewhere will read and understand. The model for our communication, like the model for all human behavior, is found in the interactions between Chirst and the Father and in their interactions with […]
[…] repent, constantly and progressively, since all fall short of their capacity and calling. “Probably 99 percent of human ability has been wholly wasted,” writes Arthur Clarke, “even today we operate . . . most […]
[…] first looked like a depiction of rubble. Practically kneeling, I saw that it was really a miniature design of the Ely Cathedral itself! The engraved cross rose from its apex—that is, from the lantern. […]
[…] they have envisioned new pedestals for their women. While all of the twenty-four women must have been human, only a few of them come through their biographers’ treatments without deification. The words with which […]
Social scientists have frequently remarked on the proliferation of religious denominations, sects and cults in the United States. Since its early history, Mormonism has spawned a large number of sects directly or indirectly. At least…
The Mormons of the nineteenth century saw themselves as a new Israel very much like the old. They appropriated ancient Israel’s sentiments and traditions, and its special status as God’s covenant people. For a Christian…
[…] study in rational religion, Natural Theology asserted that the Christian God created a universe in which laws, design, purpose and harmony were paramount, and that the scientist, being a Christian, could find justification for […]
[…] or social needs which various practices or attitudes seem to serve: whether those needs are basic to human nature or are products of particular social structures. They might bear on whether or not institutions, […]
[…] who believe that this life is part of an eternal plan in which every member of the human family is a child of God, this story touches chords that need to be heard beneath […]