[…] swirl of the business day. In business—that’s different—I’m more perceptive, more acute than at nineteen. Organization and design are not without certain rewards. I see these from a position not high in the business […]
[…] stained glass windows can be incorporated into the new building. Whatever the precise details of the final design, however, there can be no doubt that the people of Summit Stake will soon have a […]
[…] Church. In my opinion, this is part of the process of “separating the sheep and the goats.” Human reasoning has taken priority over the word of God with too many individuals in the Church. […]
[…] respective magazines “welcome contributions and ideas from Church members,” especially those which “place special emphasis on the live human experiences of individuals that will motivate others to a greater commitment to the Gospel of Jesus […]
[…] all, the most gripping adventure at sea in antiquity is Paul’s journey to Rome, and nothing in human literature or history exceeds the raw courage of Jesus or the apostles in welcoming discomfort and […]
[…] is often used out of context to justify the Protestant Ethic, various secular self-improvement programs, and overweening human arrogance, because of its wording in the KJV: “Be ye perfect, even as your Father which […]
[…] “slowly and painfully” by their consciences to act against a war they felt to be immoral. Nine human beings believing that what they did might somehow make a difference. As the lawyer for the […]
Although Tolstoy is remembered today as a great novelist, short story writer and dramatist—the Russians consider him to be nearly as significant as Shakespeare in world literature—he would no doubt prefer to be re membered…
[…] conduct and character, whose enormities and excesses are so great as to be incalculable in terms of human misery—why is there silence? Silence has been interpreted by church member and non-member alike as approval of […]
In the field of Mormon history, perhaps more so than in other areas of historical inquiry, some excellent contributions have been made by “amateurs,” as the holders of the Ph.D. are inclined to call those…