[…] has religious significance that the artist attempting to preserve its heritage has often found himself interpreting people and events of some concern to the Mormon Church. To the truly creative artist, dealing with a […]
[…] composition and workmanship are consistent with the facilities of an 1843 blacksmith shop and with the fraud stories of the original participants,” states Dr. Lawrence, and he concludes that the inscriptions almost certainly were […]
[…] notice that a high proportion of the reviewed literature concerns the “World Church.” From India to Engl and, Tin Can Island to Finland, South Africa to Central America the Ensign and other journals report […]
[…] to the Gospel experience—to the struggle to know God and Christ and to love others. Now I am seldom involved with those particular problems—although overwhelmed with a whole set of other problems equally as […]
[…] be turning the other cheek. Christ knocked over the tables of money changers, called Herod, “that old fox,” and told Peter, “Get thee behind me, Satan.” He called principles into play to affect change […]
[…] but they missed the mark in doing so, and repented when too late. We hear very bad stories about them, though I presume they are not all true, I hope not at least.” Perhaps […]
[…] to college, I was seriously thinking of majoring in modern dance. I guess the turning point c ame when I decided to apply for the Smith College Junior Year In Geneva. This was a […]
We have a new baby in our f amily. Soon after Amy was born, our oldest son introduced himself to the woman who was building a house behind ours. “And how many children are […]
[…] necessary for whatever insight we may obtain into the personalities of our ancestors. The composite of private stories about E. T. which are known to us paint a somewhat globally less flattering picture of […]
[…] Art Journal in 1857. “Nothing but illustrated works are profitable to publishers; while the illustrated magazines and newspapers are vastly popular.” The Lantern, Yankee Notions, Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly Newspaper (later Leslie’s Weekly), Harper’s Weekly, […]