[…] happened to the Kirtland economy. Our argument is based upon the premise that the voluntary nature of market transactions imposes constraints upon behavior—that creditors demand assets or they refuse to make loans, and buyers […]
[…] and hell as found in most other Christian churches. The Levites’ ideal is to avoid the outside world, but they desire to be well informed about its affairs. Many “worldly” recreational activities are considered […]
[…] youth and many adults to distinguish between genuine spiritual experience and concocted sentimentality has created a rich market for those who can grind out tearjerking stories. In the three family stories he presents Palmer […]
[…] 025664, Original LDS Church Archives, lists Abel’s birthplace as Hancock County. Finally, Abel’s obituary in the Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 26, 1884 lists his birthplace as simply Washington County. The exact date […]
[…] into small bands and dispersed among the local Church members, spreading the disease among the members. The news of the Zion’s Camp outbreak of cholera spread despite attempts to suppress it. Joseph Smith recorded […]
[…] beginning of time the prophets have taught us how best to live in this wicked and confusing world, and have assured us, as did Lehi of old, that “man is that he might have […]
[…] 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 […]