[…] personal help. Even words like “coitus,” “pregnant,” or “sex” itself are usually avoided in the sermons and writings. This ultra conservative stance has been made all the more evident in recent years by the […]
[…] various approaches taken to them. It would also be concerned not only with the experiences involved in writing such important works as The Articles of Faith and Jesus the Christ, but also with the […]
[…] continued use of buildings having a significant historic and aesthetic place in the Mormon experience.” In his essay “Good-bye to Poplarhaven” Edward Geary attempts to illustrate that American culture is making new inroads to […]
[…] of the greatest weaknesses of the membership of our Church has been its habit of gathering to gether to the exclusion of meaningful social contact and association with other people not of our faith.” […]
[…] poverty” (p. 98). Does he mean that the solution to poverty is to instruct the unemployed to get busy and work? The strong “establishment” bias running through the essays was a particular disappointment for […]
[…] part of the religious community. 2. Education—so that the communities which built these places of worship and service can become more aware of their unique contribution and be more sensitive of the need that […]
[…] is that we love one another—all other things are transient and passing, for it is only really getting to know and love each other for the good that is within us all that will […]
When this special issue of Dialogue was first conceived, it became evident that the phrase “science and religion” has quite different meanings for different people. It was clear that the issue could not be comprehensive…
Utah has achieved the dubious distinction of making the pages of the prestigious organ of America’s publication industry, Publishers’ Weekly. To some the publicity achieved in the article “Bookstore Perishes in Wake of Utah Obscenity Legislation” represents a disheartening step into further denial of free agency. To others it represents a heartening step in the direction of rooting out the devil all around us.
[…] directed by Joseph Smith to “assist Oliver Cowdery in doing work of printing and of selecting and writing books for schools in the Church” (D & C 2:86). Phelps was soon sent to Independence, […]