[…] the world but not of it has faced the children of God in every generation. Rather than live with such a conflict some have sought safety by secluding themselves from the country of the […]
[…] his reputation, and when a nephew told him. “Well, Uncle Golden, I heard another J. Golden yarn today,” he scoffed, “I’ll bet the damn thing isn’t genuine. Seems like all the stories told these […]
[…] four-room stone house built by his father in Round Valley, near Morgan, Utah. My great grandfather had a small farm there and a job on the Union Pacific Railroad, but in the spring of 1883…
[…] hood, Brother Cory behind them. Greg looked over at his clock. If he confessed to Bishop Swensen today and married Kellie during the week, next Sunday the whole quorum would know. He would be […]
[…] Journal of Social Issues, 22 (April), 60-75. (19) 1967 “The New Morality: Research Bases for Decision in Today’s World,” Brigham Young University Studies, 8 (Autumn), 23-35. (20) 1968 “Children in the Family: Relationship of […]
[…] in the group had ever even worked on a high school newspaper. On the other hand, simple news stories seemed easy after writing scholarly articles. People all over the country had interesting things to […]
[…] him, by the almost daily arrival of new converts and by an almost constant flow of good news from missionaries abroad, Smith had some reason to hope that the political power of his kingdom […]
[…] me that she chased people. Once she had leaped out from behind a tree in her front yard and hit Max Peterson with a fire shovel. She had chased him clear to the end of […]
[…] hills near Palo Alto, California. (Stegner readers met the Allstons nine years earlier in All the Little Live Things.) Joe Allston is facing the end of a life over which he has had no […]
[…] of religion in normal psychic functions. Ian Kent, Paper at the 1978 Canadian Psychiatric Association meeting, reported in Psychiatric News, 13 (5), pp. 50-51, March 3, 1978. The Pearl of Great Price, Joseph Smith 2:19.