[…] Twelve, Regional Representatives, Stake Presidencies, Bishoprics, etc. The Priesthood organization is all male, though its blessings are shared in by wives. But unmarried women, of course, don’t directly “share.” The father is Patriarch in […]
[…] is very reasonable, and a simple faith that somehow personality will be preserved in a vaguely-defined spirit world (where we have little objective evidence for its existence) is not sufficient for many trained, analytical […]
[…] of Japanese poets were secured to arrange the hymns into Japanese verse.” The hymns originated in the English LDS Hymn Book, Deseret Sunday School Song Book, and the Children’s Friend. Because the Japanese versions […]
[…] remember one day that summer when I was windrowing hay. The work went slowly, with the machinery breaking down again and again, so that by sundown I still hadn’t finished the job. But I […]
[…] Pete. “Miller—Golf’s New Golden Boy.” Newsweek 85 (February 3, 1975): 44-48. Evans, Max. “William C. Stains: ‘ English Gentleman of Refinement and Culture.’ ” Utah Historical Quarterly 43 (Fall 1975): 410-420. Firmage, Edwin Brown. […]
[…] to expand” his limited materials “into the necessary importance by finding their place and meaning in the world at large. … ” She went on to say that “As a writer and as a […]
[…] literature was, because of its “Mormonness,” too exclusive in its subject matter and too facile in its world view to be meaningful to a non-Mormon audience. Would a Mormon literary work be intellectually, emotionally […]
[…] Fisher’s. He’s got a sway back, shad belly, long legs and hooves like a set of plough shares. You’d swear his nose come off a bull moose. His head is bald as a suitcase, […]
[…] man who attracts and marries only culturally sensitive and beautiful women, Taylor is typecast as a debonair, English gentleman set against the stereotyped frontier of Brigham Young’s Utah. The author would have us believe […]
[…] Nigerian convert in Salt Lake City expressing his desire to return with missionaries to his congregation to share newfound gospel insights, with or without a change in the priesthood policy. During the sixties, although […]