[…] very basis of success, especially vocationally. Even though the Church is operated in large measure through the human element, it is too often considered exempt from such criticism. In other words, this approach provokes […]
[…] strong I weigh as one who dreads dissent, And fears a doubt as wrong. But still my human hands are weak To hold your iron creeds: Against the words ye bid me speak My […]
[…] must also be a righteous one—not to accumulate material wealth as the final and supreme purpose of human activity, but only as a means to the great end of serving others in building the […]
[…] followed by a glorious revival of the work of God among both preachers and people, which I design more particularly to notice hereafter.” He carried his recollections only through the year 1821, however, and […]
The irreverence in the Church today “is not irreverence of disdain for spiritual things, but rather the irreverence of undeveloped spirituality.” So writes the author of Worship in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day…
Write on your doors the saying wise and old, ‘Be bold! Be bold!” and everywhere, “Be bold; be not too bold!” Yet better the excess than the defect; better more than less . . . . Longfellow, Morituri…
[…] are responsible for man’s civilization, art, literature, and science are attained by only 1 percent of the human population. The proportion is likely to increase to perhaps as high as 2 percent in the […]
One of the certain harbingers of a presidential election year is the spate of campaign biographies about the major combatants. In fact, the publication of such books seems to be the sine qua non of…
[…] ideals. How should the school, Church, and family complement each other in teach ing the facts of human reproduction? While this is a major topic of concern within the Mormon community, Eberhard unfortunately never […]
Dear Sirs:
I am responding to your invitation to those who have “something to say.” By way of identification, I am a returned missionary from Chile, a graduate in History from BYU, a former President of the Young Democrats at BYU, and currently in my second year as a Peace Corps Volunteer teaching English in Lesotho.