[…] all is not well. Maoism has been partly successful in accomplishing the goal sought by McKay, the breaking down of the traditional Chinese value system. The many movements and campaigns conducted by the Communists, […]
[…] covering the years 1805-1834); Latter-day Saints’ Millennial Star (1842-1845, covering years 1805 to 1844); and the Deseret News (1851-1858, covering the years 1834-1844). The process of preparing these for publication in a multivolume bound […]
[…] to his diary that he had lost considerable sleep over the matter. Bennion provided information on law- breaking for Deseret News editorials, and Heber J. Grant insisted in conversations with his brother B. F. […]
[…] I tried not to intrude on his thoughts which were no longer of me or of this world. Christmas came and most of the children were home. It was a happy time, with a […]
[…] the new relationships in my life. I think I am succeeding—which is the only reason I can share this example. Understanding our part in the dysfunctional relationship is crucial preparation for the fourth stage: […]
[…] and implemented many of the specific economic, community, educational and religious programs that came to be their share of kingdom building. There was wide latitude in their stewardship. While the broad purposes were the […]
[…] they who are righteous and serve God, have climbed to those eternities that are to come” (Church News, week ending 23 April I960, p. 3). The Church’s determined reluctancy to endorse either view is […]
[…] biography of Henry Eyring, soon forthcoming. Twila Van Leer, “Fellow Scientists to Honor U’s Dr. Eyring,” Deseret News, 3 April 1976, p. 8A. Dorothy Stowe, “Science Was Art to Henry Eyring,” Deseret News, 10 […]
[…] remission.” Accordingly, the doctrine asserts that those who commit certain grievous sins such as murder and covenant- breaking place themselves beyond the atoning blood of Christ, and their only hope for salvation is to […]
[…] Richards and James A. Little, A Compendium of the Doctrine of the Gospel (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1882), p. 287. Teachings, pp. 346-48. Ibid., p. 161. Dancing, not necessarily dance (an artistic discipline). […]