[…] The resolution also called upon the membership at large to support the 1948 United Nations “Declaration of Human Rights” asking the U.S. members to support “The Report of the President’s Committee on Civil Rights.” […]
[…] infinitely wise and just God has seen fit to employ pestilence as one means of scourging the human race for their sins, and it seems an appropriate one for the sins of uncleanliness and […]
[…] the first two chapters of Genesis which they interpret as requiring a divine supernatural origin for the human family. Science has discovered another possibility in the form of the theory of organic evolution. The […]
[…] There were about 1,000 men and two or three toilets. With overuse the toilets became clogged, and human waste ran all over the floors. I had to close my eyes and try to get […]
[…] anger is aroused. The scriptures do not attack those who feel anger because anger is a universal human feeling. We are ad monished to master its expression, to find the appropriate medium between explosion […]
[…] Mormon values. But she does more than represent, she portrays that most vital thing in literature, the human soul, its strengths and struggles. Though her genuine feeling for the epic background of her people […]
[…] is no longer considered valid by scientists. Botanical evidence of New World contact generally concerns the supposed human introduction of the American sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas), bulrush (Scirpus riparius, commonly known as totara), cotton […]
[…] heads. I found peace in the cliche that “the church organization is perfect but the leaders are human.” But my stone respect for the Church leadership had developed a hairline crack. My second struggle […]
[…] of the fact that it is a revealed religion, Mormonism is all but creedless. While many Latter -day Saints seem to view their theology as comprehensive and definitive, in fact it is neither; both […]
[…] century Mormonism and presents a model of transformation to explain the differences. His project is thus similar in design to much of the literature written on Mormon history over the last thirty years, and much […]