Body and Blood
March 18, 2018[…] the park. *** We meet at Anderson Park because it’s private. The sign says there’s a dusk -to–dawn curfew, but no police patrols ever come by, and there are ten–foot lights beaming into the […]
[…] the park. *** We meet at Anderson Park because it’s private. The sign says there’s a dusk -to–dawn curfew, but no police patrols ever come by, and there are ten–foot lights beaming into the […]
[…] At fifteen, he could work alongside any man. Of medium stature, he had broad shoulders and well -muscled arms. He had short, blond hair, parted in the middle, and blue eyes, sensitive to the […]
[…] road. “Avek. Truck!” Still growling low, the dog obeys. Not reluctantly. Age learns its limits. The dog’s human companion, too, is feeling the years press and he stares for a time, watching the rage […]
[…] leave your homes and your belongings. Come with us. We’re going to Him. To Adam–ondi–Ahman where this human journey began. We’re going there to meet Him. He’s waiting for us. We’ll walk if we […]
[…] Modern red brick? Guessing at the architectural style. Colonial? Schoolhouse? Barnyard? Post World War II Wurlitzer? Neo -Ramada Inn? Indescribable Mormon eclectic? Scanning the line of the town as we neared for a glimpse […]
[…] to the twentieth century, like, say, the Loyalty Oath, will also find it a memorable dramatization of human dignity. But for morality that applies to us and our era I would direct you not […]
[…] three hypothetical cases to illustrate: a) if the Democrats nominate candidate X, a pillar of the military -industrial complex, and the Republicans nominate candidate Y, a civil–rights foot–dragger and champion for the status quo, […]
Question: Why do Latter -day Saint girls marry non–Mormons? Answers: “L.D.S. boys are away on missions or at school, and those not away date non–L.D.S. girls.” “L.D.S. boys don’t date much, but L.D.S. girls […]
[…] a particular view of the relationship between the doctrines of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints and current political, economic, and social philosophy. The method which he uses is a thirty–page […]
[…] no claims to omniscience and sometimes refers to his own problems as a parent. Reassured by this human interaction, we feel we could take our problems to this man. He understands and would give […]