[…] 1958, Lore of Faith & Folly presents the first fruits of its commitment to publication. The twenty -five selections comprising the book were wisely chosen to reflect the entire membership of the Society (rather […]
[…] occurred. There was also considerable use of the principles and methods of psychology and sociology in studying human behavior and institutions that were relevant to the above studies. Each book of the New Testament […]
[…] to expand or deepen our understanding. Despite the inclusion of a much needed chapter on Rigdon’s post -1844 career, F. Mark McKiernan’s The Voice of one Crying in the Wilderness: Sidney Rigdon Religious Reformer […]
[…] every other facet of their lives in order to be able to throw a discus 198’8″, or design lunar landing components or medical computers, this world would soon lose the variety that makes it […]
[…] clergyman can use each other as resource persons without competitive concern. In the enormous middle ground of human experience and relations, mutual respect and cooperation between the psychiatrist and clergyman enlarge the calling of […]
[…] long suffering, kindliness, forgiveness and the other virtues that are so necessary in the regeneration of the human soul. No greater respect have I ever received as a bearer of the priesthood than I […]
[…] it means that it is entirely dissolved, decayed; then it is no longer to be reckoned a human soul” (p. 411). Sin is the opposite of righteousness, for a righteous soul is healthy and […]
[…] might have some interest for many readers beyond the original writer. This sort of interaction or stimulus -response is often quite personal but a wider readership might find it stimulating and informative to “eaves- […]
[…] brief and milky upward glance reflections of the careless scatterings of the last stars in the night -time morning sky, and in the movement of his eyes you could follow the subtle convolutions […]
[…] well as more therapeutic to have them exposed to some males who are carefully selected models of human decency and high ethical concern. In mentioning all of this, I still recognize that it does […]