[…] the Relief Society may now turn toward the challenging enterprises of today’s world. History of the Relief Society, 1842-1966. Salt Lake City: Published by the General Board of the Relief Society, 1966. 140 pp., $4.00.
[…] that is, man’s “essential nature” is what the word God points to. Man thus has the capa city to save himself, to become actually what he is essentially or potentially, without the assistance of […]
We call upon all men, everywhere, both within and outside the Church, to commit themselves to the establishment of full civil equality for all of God’s children. Anything less than this defeats our high ideal…
[…] corners; their heavy guns packed over khaki-covered shoulders were reassuring, yet disturbing, on the streets of our city. Our children, confronted with the reality of what had previously been a TV experience, searched for […]
[…] and forlorn in the wind, my impulse was to keep on driving. I recognized her from Louise’s description: tall, plain, grayheaded. But she had not mentioned the mournful protruding eyes that looked without hope […]
[…] one-sided view of the Arab—Israeli crisis. This was indeed a fantastic victory—not, however, for Israel, but for the Soviet Union. Fantastic Victory. By W. Cleon Skousen. Salt Lake City, Utah: Bookcraft, 1967. 298 pp., $3.75.
[…] 1967. x, 75pp. $2.50. Max Parkin, who teaches in the Church’s weekday religious education program in Salt Lake City, has done extensive work on Fawn Brodie’s biography of Joseph Smith, No Man Knows My History.
Thank you very much. Thank you. I appreciate very much being here . . . I understand that this is a campus made up of all political persuasions. I had a very nice conversation with…
[…] their sense of history. Richard P. Howard Church Historian Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Independence, Missouri *** Dear Sirs: I was intrigued by the article in your Winter 1968 issue, “If Thou […]
[…] Publishing Company, Inc., 1966), pp. 111-17. Joseph Fielding Smith, The Way to Perfection (12th ed.; Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Company, 1963), pp. 97-100. John Lamb, “My Responsibility,” Improvement Era, Vol. 69, No. 1 […]