[…] and larger around the middle, I began to feel more and more like Littlechap in “Stop the World”: L*U*M*B*E*R*E*D. I had visions of long days in small apartments full of diapers, dishes, and slow […]
[…] . .’” Thus the Protestants established (or re-established) two ideas that were indeed revolutionary in the Christian world of the 16th century; first that the spirit, or motive behind a deed was far more […]
[…] be there, but I also had to back away, hoping they could cope with their com plicated world. After a hectic day, I felt pulled in all directions. Why weren’t my solutions as clear […]
[…] a problem mastered? We agreed that it is indeed unfortunate that a few psychiatrists, considering themselves the world’s most sophisticated citizens, have what might be called a Jehovah complex and feel it is their […]
Under the title “Puzzling Fossils Unearthed,” the Deseret News of 13 June, 1968 reported the discovery of “a fossilized footprint” which was said to pose a “dilemma for geologists.” The discovery was made in […]
[…] are classifiable as folk anecdotes. The local character deserves much more consideration than he has received from American folklorists. In brief, the char acter is an “original,” a deviant personality whose quirks, eccentricities, odd […]
[…] are, I believe, a few which may be especially appropriate for Latter-day Saints beginning to explore the world of Bible scholarship, since they are reasonably sound without demanding the technical background required to wade […]
[…] system is well established and functioning with many schools, seminaries and institutes in various countries of the world, serving in 1976 nearly a half a million students. From this vast number there are many […]
[…] and we’re all going to be busy carrying out programs, preaching the gospel, drawing blueprints for new worlds, filling out requisitions for space and matter unorganized, and holding celestial family home evenings. But right […]
[…] availability of hymns in more than one language can only lend unity to the Church as a world-wide organization. However, we must not overlook the rich cultural heritage of the Germanic countries where congregational […]