[…] portrayed their Mormon characters as types rather than as individuals, but some authors, notably Samuel W. Taylor, Richard Scowcroft, and Mark Harris, have emphasized human nature first and Mormon characteristics second or not at all.
[…] its chemic name, Some Poets call it pride: Th’ important aid this gas imparts Among the various human arts Can never be denied. This gas, entire, may be obtain’d From sculls whence sense is […]
[…] to him—a problem which had deeply hurt the young man and his family. In the interest of human considerations, President McKay made an exception to traditional Church procedure, acting swiftly. The justification for his […]
My grandfather used to say “There’s lots and lots of ‘man -ism’ in Mor monism.” Often we see President McKay and we think and talk of him as the prophet. I grew up in […]
[…] that invasion (the French, Italian, and Chinese Communists, among others). There are Communists who have believed in human extermination as a legitimate political means, others who believe that political isolation is the ultimate weapon […]
The Illinois period of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints commenced eight years after the founding of the Church in Fayette, New York on April 6, 1830, by Joseph Smith. From […]
God, Man and the Universe is the first volume of a four -volume work entitled Foundations of the Millenial Kingdom of Christ. The author in his preface states, “This study is an effort to […]
[…] Basin. New York: Dail Press, 1969. $3.95. Mormon fiction for ages 9–13. Flinders, Neil J. Leadership and Human Relations. Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 1969. $4.95. Frakes, Lola Bernice. The Families of Williams, Kenoyer, […]
[…] In our existing. Now, in the final year of his dying, unfamiliar people, Like Sadie his long -suffering, gentle wife, Plunge his hat on his head and speak of things (Eat your bread, Father, […]
[…] It is likewise true that once a country’s level of socioeconomic development gets above the United Nations Human Development Index score of 0.8, the so–called secular transition, Mormon membership growth decreases to the 1 […]