[…] follow the descendants of Kingdom Come’s Madsen family from Denmark to modern Mormon country. She is also writing another children’s book, a “handcart story.” Most of Virginia’s early books are out of print, but […]
[…] languages.” As Alice found in her wonderland, the Church too has to run hard to provide existing services to ever-increasing numbers. In spite of the marvels of technology at its command, the Church, as […]
[…] is credited with having had a positive effect on the growth of Pacific archaeology by prompting careful reviews of earlier assumptions and by generating new research. In recent years almost all of the purported […]
[…] Voice of Warning. Unless the wording has been significantly changed from the earlier edition, quotations in this paper are from the 9th ed. (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Steam Printing Establishment, 1874). Elders’ Journal […]
[…] more seriously tap the wealth of symbolic implications in our theology. Hugh Nibley’s final comments in his essay “the Expanding Gospel” (in Nibley on the Timely and the Timeless) is also an encouraging gesture […]
[…] in solitude. A number of solitary modes are highly respected, such as prayer or creative work like writing. Valuing solitary time as well as communal time relieves some of the loneliness. Committed relationships entered […]
[…] lie on the floor and listen to music, to write long letters, to read, to teach a writing workshop, to write a book. But I cannot quarrel with the evidence here in my hands […]
[…] paper contemporary with the 1840s, that the text of the blessing is in the extraordinarily distinctive hand writing of Joseph Smith’s personal clerk, Thomas Bullock, that the words on the back of the document […]
[…] The number of excellent manuscripts we receive suggests that there arc many well informed people thinking and writing about our theology, history, and cul ture — most of them out of purely personal interest. […]
[…] to his calling as a religious leader, Clark had distinguished himself as an international lawyer in government service and private practice. He was a rare Mormon for the early twentieth century, who sought and […]