[…] is essentially Freudian in orientation, modified by his strong commitment to ideological feminism and his work in American studies. Although Kern does make some effort to learn from these groups, he is primarily interested […]
[…] into private practice and remained active in diplomacy by serving on the American-British Pecuniary Claims Commission. During World War I, he worked in the Army’s provost marshall general headquarters and in the office of […]
[…] Think how depressing it would be to think that your marriage was the only one in the world that had challenges—and lots of people do add guilt to their difficulties by thinking that way.” […]
[…] learned and the proud who are rich. Twelfth: The prophet will not necessarily be popular with the world or the worldly. Thirteenth: The prophet and his counselors make up the First Presidency — the […]
[…] purpose of the conference was to help bridge the distance between the two faiths in the present world. Mormons and Muslims is a compilation of papers given by seventeen participants including Spencer J. Palmer, […]
[…] be society’s unnamed norm—unnamed because unobjectivized—that it becomes the object of fear and repulsion from the pluralist world of the Enlightenment. The French philosopher used the term systematically to condemn superstition, various forms of […]
Several years ago an unsigned Church News editorial on “Two Great I Women” praised Emma Hale and her mother-in-law, Lucy Mack Smith, for their loyalty to Joseph Smith: “They never hesitated to valiantly defend […]
[…] is given new life and understanding, inspired by the life and witness of the Redeemer of the world. (D&C 156:5) Our interest here, however, is with the ordination of women in the priesthood of […]
We were inside the world. The children were sleeping. Light fell through the window. One of us wore red.
[…] builds bombs, but almost everyone does. Our new ward chapel may be the only church in the world from which members can see five nuclear reactors and two nuclear fuel fabrication plants. No one […]